Easter April 8, Celebrated all over India
Easter celebrations symbolise the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the son of God, who died on the cross on Good Friday. It also marks the end of a 50-day self-imposed lent. The festivities are more visible in states like Goa, Kerala and Northern Eastern States of India.
Easter celebrations symbolise the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the son of God, who died on the cross on Good Friday. It also marks the end of a 50-day self-imposed lent. The festivities are more visible in states like Goa, Kerala and Northern Eastern States of India.
Baisakhi, April 13, Celebrated in Punjab and other northern states of India
The festival reminds every sikh, of his cultural and religious heritage. It was on this day Guru Gobind Singh established Khalsa Pantha. Punjab's colourful and lively culture of comes alive on the Baisakhi day.Talweandi and Sabo are places to watch out for Bhangra and Gidda come out full blast during the season.
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