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List of Important Festivals in India IMPORTANT FESTIVALS in INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: STORE.ADDA247.COM List of Important Festivals in India IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL கடள் சங்கர் Sankranti, (Sankranti) ,ரம்மா(Brahmotsava DeepothsavamTyagaraja Festival, m)ற் ஆ(Ugadi) Andhra Pradesh Ugadi( New year) பம் (Deepothsavam) வச் RottelaPanduga ெராட்ேடட்(RottelaPand uga) றாங்க Brahmotsavam IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL அம்மா (Bathukamma) ஆல (Ugadi) Ugadi Telangana Bathukamma சரக் ்கைர (KothakondaJakara) KothakondaJakara ெகாண் வாரண என் பாரக் ்றாங்க IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: STORE.ADDA247.COM IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL ராஜ் (Rajgir Dance festival) மவந் (Madhushravani) Chhath ெசம்ைமயா (SamaChakeva) SamaChakeva டான்ஸ் ஆறாங்க அ Rajgir Dance festival வாற் Telangana க்(Jivitputrika) . Jivitputrika டான்ஸ் பாரக் ்க ைபக்ல(Bihula)வரப்ப Bihula கதைவ சாத்ட்டாங்க(Chhath) Madhushravani IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL ராஜ் (Surajkund Craft Mela) கரி (Haryana) Surajkund Craft Mela Haryana எத்ட் Baisakhi Festival ைபக்ல (Baisakhi Festival) வாரான் IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL பாரத் (Bharat Rang Mahotsav) மற்ம் ெஜகன் (Jahan- e- Kusra) Bharat Rang Mahotsav ஸாமா Qutub Festival சாப்றாங்க (Sabrang Utsa) Delhi Sabrang Utsav அப்ேபா ெகாஞ்சம் Siffcy ப்ஸம் (Siffcy) Jahan- e- Kusra க்றாங்க (Qutub Festival) IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL ள் (Bihu) Bihu, மற்ம் கத் (Kati Bihu ) BohagBihu, படம் Kati Bihu ( or KangaliBihu) , காண (Gaan- Ngai Majuli festival) Assam Porag, ேபாக(BohagBihu) Gaan- Ngai Majuli festival, ேபாறாங்க அப்ேபா DehingPatkai Festival, அவங்கக் பக்(Ambubasi festival) . Ambubasi festival. உடேன ைடனிங் (DehingPatkai Festival) ேடள்ல சாப்றாங்க IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL நவராத்ரி (Navaratri) Navaratri, ஹாேடல (Holi) Kite Festival பட்டம் ட் (Kite Festival) தாண் தாண் (dandiya dandiya festival festival)டான் ஆறாங்க Gujarat அப்ேபா ேமா (Modhera Modhera Dance Festival, Dance Festival) Saptak Music Festival, அவங்கேளாட டான்ஸ் ஆட் சாப்ட் (Saptak Holi. Music Festival) ேபாறா USE CODE IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL ேகாவால(Goa) ேகால் (Gokulastami) Feast of Three Kings மன்னரா (Mando Festival) Sunburn Festival, இக்கார் .மன்னைர Goa பாரக் ்க த்ரீ ங்ஸ் (Feast of Gokulastami, Three Kings ) Mando Festival ரிய (Sunburn Festival) ெவளிசச் த்ல வராங்க IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL தசரா (KulluDussehra) பண் ைகக் MinjarMela, ஜவாஹரல் ால் (Jwalamukhi Fair) Himachal KulluDussehra, ேலாசர் (Losar Festival) Pradesh Jwalamukhi Fair, ேபாட் ேசங் பன்னிட் Losar Festival ன்னிட் (MinjarMela)சச் ரல் உக்கார்ட்ந்க்கா IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM TRICKS STATE /UT FESTIVAL கரண் ன் (Karnataka) மகாராஜா (MakaraSankranthi) MakaraSankranthi ஆ(Ugadi ) அன் Ugadi ஜப்பான் (Japan Habba) Karnataka Japan Habba ேபா கனகா Karaga (KanakadasaJayanthi)ட KanakadasaJayanthi கரகாட்டம் (Karaga) ஆறா IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: ADDA247.COM IMPORTANT FESTIVALS IN INDIA USE CODE Y216 VISIT: STORE.ADDA247.COM.
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