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festival in india

Republic Day
Independence Day
Good Friday The Christian Festival
Feast of St. Francis Xavier
The Goa Carnival
Eid-ul-adha Or Bakrid festival
Milad-un-nabi(Barawafat) festival
Shab-E-Qadr festival
Shab-E-Baraat festival
Jamshed Navroz festival
Khordad Sal festival
Pateti festival
Gurpurabs festival
Holla Mohalla festival
Cheti Chand festival
Teejri festival
Christmas festival
Diwali festival
Durga Puja festival
Dussehra festival
Easter festival
Ganesh Chaturthi festival
Lohri festival
 
Bhai Duj festival (india)

Bhai Dooj is observed as a symbol of love and affection between brothers and sisters celebrated in India with great enthusiasm. On this festival, the sisters put the teeka on the forehead of their brothers with vermilion, sandal paste, roli or kumkum (red turmeric) and pray for them.Brothers give gifts to their sisters. Bhai Dooj Gifts emotes the feelings of a brother, expresses the gratitude for sharing such a wonderful relationship, reflects all the love shared and fills the heart of a sister with unmatched happiness.

Such gifts are selected that are the expressions of good wishes prayers of love and more. Bhai Dooj Festival or Bhaubeej Festival as it is known, is the fifth day of the Diwali festival, which falls on a new moon night. The name 'Dooj' or 'Duj' means the second day after the new moon, the day of the festival, and 'Bhai' means brother. This day is special amongst brothers and sisters and is observed as a symbol of love and affection. The bond between them is strengthened on this day. Traditionally the sister applies tilak with vermilion on her brother's forehead and performs on aarti of him, wishing him a long and successful life. In return, the brother blesses his sister and offers her sweets and gifts.

 
festival in india

Holi festival
Janamashtami festival
Maha Kumbh Mela festival
Mahashivratri festival
Guru Purnima festival
navratri-festival
Onam festival
Pongal festival
Raksha Bandhan festival
Ramlila festival
Muharram festival
Ram Navami Festival
Mahavir Jayanthi festival
Id-Ul-Fitter festival
Gudi Padwa / Ugadi festival
Makara Sankranti festival
Vasanth Panchami festival
Buddha Purnima festival
Teej festival
Naag Panchami Festival
Karwa Chauth festival
Rath Yatra festival
Bhai Duj festival
 
 
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