tell please
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three:
republic day-26 jan
independence day-15 aug
gandhi jayanti-2 oct |
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India is a secular country. No national festival . However unofficially we can consider Independence Day . |
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Ally F
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Republic Day and Independence Day!! |
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Away from Y!A
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There are tons of different festivals in India.
Mainly
Diwali,
Dasshera (Navratree or Durga pooja ..celebrated by diff names in diff areas in India)
Holi
Hindu new year
The days others mentioned - Independence day, Republic day and Gandhi Jayanti are more like Government HOLIDAYS , not really festivals.
Apart from these, Eid and Christmas are also celebrated on large scale.
Hindu (Majority), Muslim, Sikh, Christians and Buddhists are the main religions in India and each of their festivals are celebrated in India. |
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venkat s
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Independence day and republic day |
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sia g
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hey diwali ,holi and all this festivals are social festivals national festival is the festival which we celebrate for our national happinessnot for our personal and social happiness .and indias national festivals are 26th january(republic day) and 15th august (independence day).these are the indias national festivals. |
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sri harsha
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there are many national festivals in India and some people give give importance to one fest in one place and other at another..
the main fest that everyone celebrates was Diwali Dasara(Nava Rathri i donna what that is called in hindi or durga poja) Holi,Pongal are famous for hindus all over India and generally the main festivals of Muslims,christans,Sikhs and Buddhists are well known all over India |
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Rosalie H
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India 'celebrates' four of them: Republic Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, and Children's Day. The others, like Teacher's Day and Mother's Day, are more on the scale of observances. |
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gilarenasfan94
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holi? |
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Magicpie
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diwali? |
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tingtings
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even though somebody already might have the same answer as me,
independence day - Aug.15th (and)
republic day - Jan. 26th(and)
Gandhi Jayanti - Oct. 2nd
For more information go to:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_holidays_in_India
(COPY AND PASTE ADDRESS)
i know i am right about this answer because i asked my Indian aunt and mom.+ the computer (WIKIPEDIA IS A GOOD SOURCE)
hope i helped! |
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