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WorksheetsFestivals of India
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Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated on
22nd October
02nd October
5th September
14th November
15th August
The President of India hoists the National Flag at Rajpath on
Independence Day
Gandhi Jayanti
Republic day
Teacher's Day
The nine forms of which Godess are worshipped on Navratras
Durga
Lakshmi
Saraswati
Parvati
Gujiya is the special dish of
Eid
Diwali
Navroz
Holi
This special sweet dish is made during the celebration of
Navroz
Diwali
Holi
Eid
During this festival, Langar is held to distribute holy food to everyone.
Buddha Purnima
Bada Mangal
Gurpurab
Mahavir Jayanti
Christmas falls on
25th January
24th December
25th December
24th November
The harvest festival of Tamil Nadu is
Bihu
Onam
Pongal
Baisakhi
Special dishes are served on banana leaves and snake boat races are held in this festival
Baisakhi
Bihu
Pongal
Onam
It is the spring festival of Mizoram
Kharchi Puja
Chapchar Kut
Wangala
Nyokum
It is also known as Hundred Drums Festival.
Wangala
Hornbill festival
Losar
Pous Sankranti
International Non Violence Day is celebrated around the globe on
5th September
21st June
14th November
2nd October
This harvest festival is also celebrated by flying kites
Bihu
Pous Sankranti
Makar Sankranti
Baisakhi
It is the Parsi New Year
Losar
Baisakhi
Holi
Navroz
