Hindu Festivals in IndiaWith majority of the Indian population consisting of the Hindus, the Hindu festivals are celebrated in every corner of the country and with equal reverence. These festivals are both religious as well as social in nature. Holi, Diwali, Dusshera, Durga Puja, Navratri and Karwa Chauth are a few significant ones to name in the order. Most of these festivals are celebrated by Hindus as well as non Hindus living in the country.
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Christian Festivals in IndiaChristmas is celebrated in India both in the Christian as well as non Christian households. Visiting the church for the midnight mass and also exchanging Christmas cards and gifts have been traditions long followed.
Easter and Thanksgiving day are other major festivals of Christians in India.
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Sikh Festivals in IndiaHolla Mohalla, Lohri, Baisakhi and Guru Purab are a few of the key Sikh festivals as celebrated in India. If one wishes to be a part of the colourful Sikh festivals in India, Punjab is the place to be. Music, dance, great food and social harmony are the most important features associated with these festivals.
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Muslim Festivals in IndiaMuslim festivals in India like Id and Muharram are celebrated in every Muslim household and with great reverence. Ramazan, the holy month for the Muslims that also characterizes the fasting period is observed everywhere in the country. Not only do the Muslims, but also the non-Muslims leave no opportunity of wishing each other 'ID Mubarak' on the auspicious day and exchange sweets and goodies. |
