Festival Calendar & Dates
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Find festival dates, stories, rituals, recipes, and regional customs from India's diverse religious and seasonal calendars.
Plan ahead with dates, tithis, regional calendars, and practical guides to upcoming celebrations.
Explore Diwali, Holi, and related regional celebrations through stories, rituals, food, and community customs.
Discover celebrations tied to agriculture, the seasons, local ecology, gratitude, and renewal.
Understand the stories and observances associated with major Hindu, Sikh, Jain, Buddhist, Islamic, and Christian festivals.
Learn how local languages, foods, dress, music, and family customs give each celebration a distinctive character.
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