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India,
the colourful and vibrant land of mythological tales, 36 crores Gods
and Goddesses and a thousand beliefs, has evolved over centuries as
a mystic land of festivals. Every festival is celebrated with gaiety,
pomp and show. These colourful and happy festivals bind the people
of the nation across various states and religions in a unique way
and provide a spectacle that cannot be be experienced anywhere else
in the world.
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Festival |
Date |
Festival |
| January
3 |
Guru Govind Singh Birthday |
September
21 |
Id-UL-Fittr
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| January
8 |
Moharram |
September
28 |
Dussehara |
| January
12 |
Lohri |
October
2 |
Gandhi
Jayanti |
| January
14 |
Makar Sankranti |
October
4 |
Balmiki
Jayanti |
| January
26 |
Republic
Day |
October
17 |
Deepawali |
| January
31 |
Basant
Panchami |
October
18 |
Govardhan
Pooja |
| February
9 |
Ravi Das Jayanti |
October
19 |
Bhaiya Dauj |
| February
23 |
Shivaratri |
October
20 |
Vishvakarma Day |
| March
10 |
Id-A-Milad |
November
2 |
Gurunanak
Birth Day |
| March
11 |
Holi |
November
28 |
Id-Ul-Zuha |
| April
3 |
Ram Navmi |
December
24 |
Govind Singh Jayanti |
| April
7 |
Mahavir
Jayanti |
December
25 |
X-Mas Day |
| April
9 |
Hanuman Jayanti |
December
28 |
Muharraam |
| April
10 |
Good
Friday |
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| April
13 |
Baishakhi |
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| May
9 |
Budh
Purnima |
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| June
2 |
Ganga
Dashara |
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| August
5 |
Raksh
Bandhan |
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| August
14 |
Krishna Janamastami |
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| August
15 |
Independence Day |
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| September
3 |
Anant Chaturdashi |
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