Festivals as we hear this word every one feel delight, whether he is child, young or old. Festivals are celebrated in across the world, but in India their have own uniqueness. In India every month have some thing for cheer and celebrated, because of the cultures are included in India, for this reason different festivals are celebrated on the basis of many beliefs and ideologies and according to Hindi Panchang, every day has its own speciality. With the change of seasons, festivals come and the rules of that festival are according to the environment, like Dashehra, Deepawali and Holi.
Lets checkout the some such cultural festivals list:
| Name of Festivals | 2022 | 2023 |
| Holi | 18 March | 8 March |
| Dashehra | 5 October | 24 October |
| Deepawali | 24 October | 12 November |
| Janmastami | 18 August | 7 September |
| Ganesh Chaturthi | 31 August | 19 September |
| Raksha Bandhan | 11 August | 30 August |
| Eid | 3 May | 22 April |
| Guru Nanak Jayanti | 8 November | 27 November |
| Christmas | 25 December | 25 December |
Indian religious festivals
Dates of Ekadashi Vrat:
Gyaras Vrat/Ekadashi: According to the Hindu calander two type of Gyaras Vrat is observed in every month, one is Shukla Paksha and one is Krishana Paksha. People worship Ekadashi fast to please Lord Vishnu so that they removing their sorrows. 26 different type of Ekadashi fast are observed in the year, they all have their own purpose and meaning, which you can read from the below given link:
| Name of Ekadashi Vart | Type | 2022 | 2023 |
| Nirjala | Shukla Paksh | 11 June | 31 May |
| Dev Sayni | Shukla Paksh | 10 July | 29 July |
| Papangkusha | Shukla Paksh | 6 October | 25 October |
| Rama | Krishna Paksh | 21 October | 9 November |
| Utpanna | Krishna Paksh | 20 November | 8 December |
Dates of Purnima Vrat:
According to Hindu panchang there are two pakshas are (Shukla-Krishna). Which are between new moon to full moon and full moon to new moon. Thus there are 12 full moon in every year. The worship of SatyaNarayan Dev is celebrated this day. This day is a full moon day and if any one do fast is observed a positive results.
The importance of the full moon coming throughout the year has been explained:
Kisan Harvesting festivals:
| Festival Name | 2022 | 2023 |
| Lohri | 5 Frbruary | 14 January |
| Makar Sangranti | 12 January | 15 January |
| Vasant Panchami | 5 February | 25 January |
| Baesakhi | 14 April | 14 April |
| Onam | 8 September | 29 August |
| Pola | – | – |
India is the identity of the country, a beautiful form of its many religions. Love, unity, mutual brotherhood are the main objectives of festivals. Festivals are also very important from the point of view of social order. The details of those festivals have been given in this page. You can share your comments on comment box……