Festivals
Festival | Features | State | Special |
| Kheerbhawani Mela | Source of healing of relationships between the Pandits and Muslims of Kashmir, | Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir. | Famous Ragnya Devi temple👀👀 |
| Chamliyal Mela | Baba Dalip Singh Manhas,👀 a saint popularly known as Baba Chamliyal,held for 3 days,last year cancelled 👀 | zero line in Samba district's Ramgarh sector ,Jammu and kashmir | held for a week on opposite side of border in Saidanwali village of Sialkote district in |
| Ladakh Sindhu Festival | Celebrated to endorse the Indus River🐟👀 (Sindhu River) as a symbol of the communal harmony and unity of India, 3 days | during the mid in Leh, Ladakh. | Sindhu Darshan Festival (Singhey Khababs Spring Festival) |
| Zo Kutpui festival | To unify and strengthen the brotherhood among various Mizo tribes | Mizoram government ,organising at least 10 states across India and countries such as US, Myanmar and Bangladesh. | first edition,will start from Vanghmun in Tripura and will be held over 3 days. |
| Nagoba Jatara Festival/Keslapur Jatara. | month-long ,the maha puja of serpent god Nagoba is held. | Keslapur village, Indervelli Mandal Adilabad district, Telangana | clan of the aboriginal Raj Gond and Pradhan tribes. |
| Epiphany festival | commemoration, which in Christianity marks the visit of the Magi to the Infant Jesus | Goa and Kerala. | Portuguese name ‘Festa dos Reis’, and in parts of Kerala by its Syriac name ‘Denha’. 👀 |
| Ambubachi Mela | four-day,known as Ameti or Tantric fertility festival ,attainment of womanhood of girls -‘Tuloni Biya’, 👀meaning small wedding.😁 | Amingaon, near Guwahati | Kamakhya Temple, promote awareness on menstrual hygiene. |
| Kharchi Pooja | week-long, to clean the post menstrual phase of mother earth’s menstruation,Animal sacrifice | Agartala (Puran Agartala) in the temple premises of fourteen gods. | fourteen gods are carried to 👀🐟river Saidra , bathed in the holy water and are brought back to the temple. |
| Ashadhi Bij, the Kutchi New Year | Hindu New Year is observed in the Kutch region, celebration of rains ,second day of the Shukla Paksha | especially in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and some other places | auspicious day for farming communities. |
| Lai Haraoba | ritualistic festival ,observed by Manipuri meitei 👀👀communities since ancient times, 5 day long, | Agartala, Tripura | oral literature, music, dance and rituals |
| Attukal Pongala’ fest: | Religious congregations of women,Preparing ‘pongala’ (a sweet offering) is considered an auspicious all-women ritual as part of the annual festival of the Attukal Bhagavathy Temple👀, which is popularly known as the “Women’s Sabarimala”👀only women perform rituals, | Hindu religious shrine at Attukal in Kerala, India. Goddess Bhadrakali (Kannaki), mounted over 'vethala', is the main deity | The heroine of the Tamil epic Silappadhikaram while she was on her way to Kodungallur in Kerala, after destroying Madurai city to avenge the injustice to her husband Kovalan. |
| Vaisakhi | Spring harvest festival celebrated by Hindus ans Sikhs. The day marks the formation of Khalsa Panth of warriors under Guru Gobind Singh | It is celebrated as the first day of the month of Vaisakha according to Hindu calendar. | |
| Vishu | The festival marks the first day of Medam, the ninth month in the solar calendar followed in Kerala | It is a Malayali festival celebrated in the South Indian state of Kerala, Tulu Nadu region in Karnataka, bordering areas of Tamil Nadu and their diaspora communities | |
| Rongali Bihu | It marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year | Celebrated in Assam | |
| Naba Barsha | Bengali New Year according to the Gregorian Calendar | ||
| Puthandu | It is celebrated on the first day of the Tamil month – Chithirai | Tamil Nadu | marks the beginning of the Tamil New Year |
