Tag: Indian Festivals

Nagaland is a land of many tribe and cultural diversity, and the festivals of Nagaland beautifully portray the harmony and vibrancy of this state. Here is a journey through the numerous and diverse festivals that are part of Nagaland.

Harvesting festivals of India remind us of how much nature and man work in tandem to create the most basic of necessities for survival. The mutual respect is evident and more so during the harvesting festivals.

Inside these makeshift arrangements are sculptors from a tranquil town in Central India, nonchalantly engaged in modelling clay into beautiful idols of India’s most revered goddess, mother Durga.

The celebration of Muslim festivals in India, just like the celebrations of any other festival adds charm and fun into the culture of this country.

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Bail Pola is a festival that celebrates the work that the bulls do for farmers. A day to worship and venerate them by treating them to everything special

Brother-sister relationship is precious as symbolised by the auspicious Rakshabandhan day but these days there is a need to re-look what it stands for.