There are various Festival Calendars which are prevalent according to religions or countries across the globe. The Hindus have got their own calendar based on the festivals being celebrated by them across the country. Similarly the Christians, Jains, Muslims
etc have got separate calendars based on their festivals and beliefs.
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Hindu Calendar
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Gomati charka is a miraculous thing. It is available from sea and rivers. This is very rare.It is used in different spiritual and tantra rituals for money and prosperity. Maa lakshmi is worshipped by using the Gomati Chakra. In th
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Sikh Calendar
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India, the secular nation, is known for the harmonious existence of different religions, Sikhism being the one. Each of the religions finds an expression in the celebrations of its unique festivals. The same holds true fo
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Islamic Calendar
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In India, all the prominent Muslim festivals are celebrated with religious fervor. Ramzan finds special place in the calendar of events. Holiday is declared in educational institutions and government offices, on the occasio
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Christian Calendar
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India, the secular nation, is known for the harmonious existence of different religions, Christianity being the one. Although the population is India is predominated by Hindus, still the considerbale portion of population follow Christianity.
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Indian Festival Calendar
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Punjabi Community from North India celebrates Baisakhi Day as the dawn of Punjabi New Year and the beginning of the harvest season in Punjab, India. This day mostly falls on 13th April every year. This day actually falls on the first
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