인도 명절
( INDIAN FESTIVALS )
| Festival | : Bakrid (Id-Ul-Zuha) |
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| Religion | : Islamic | |
| Period | : April |
| Festival | : Buddha Purnima |
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| Religion | : Bhuddist | |
| Period |
: Full Moon day of the 4th month of the Tibetan Calender. |
| Festival | : Christmas |
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| Religion | : Christianity | |
| Period | : 25th December |
| Festival | : Dessera |
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| Religion | : Hinduism | |
| Period | : 25th December |
| Festival | : Diwali |
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| Religion | : Hinduism | |
| Period | : November |
| Festival | : Easter |
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| Religion | : Christianity | |
| Period | : November |
| Festival | : Holi |
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| Religion | : Hinduism | |
| Period | : March |
| Festival | : Id-ul-Fitr |
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| Religion | : Islamic | |
| Period | : Celebrated on the first day of the new moon in Shawwal, |
| Festival | : Makara Sankranti (Pongal) |
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| Religion | : Hinduism | |
| Period | : 14th January |
| Festival | : Navroj |
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| Religion | : Parsi, New Year | |
| Period | : 14th January |
| Festival | : Rakshabandhan (Rakhi) Festival |
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| Religion | : Hinduism / Secular | |
| Period | : |
| Festival | : Onam |
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| Religion | : Secular. Mainly in Kerala | |
| Period | : |
| Festival | : Ugadi |
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| Religion | : Secular. Mainly in Andhra Pradesh | |
| Period | : The beginning of the Telugu New Year in April |
| Festival | : Vinayaka Chaturthi |
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| Religion | : Hinduism | |
| Period | : August - September |
