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The Maharashtrians are a vibrant, earthy people for whom life itself is a celebration. All festivals in Maharashtra are celebrated with abundant fervour and enthusiasm. The songs, music and dances that accompany almost every festive occasion add joy and excitement to the lives of the people from every walk of life. While holidays are celebrated under many different names and circumstances, their functions are essentially the same. They unite people, thus strenghtening the bonds of the family. Following is a list of the holidays (with a bit of history behind it) that Maharashtrians observe according to the Hindu Calendar.
Independence Day:
August 15, commemorates the day in 1947, India's biggest secular celebration, on the anniversary of her independence from British in 1947. It is celebrated all over the country with meetings & flag-hosting ceremonies.
Republic Day |
Mahashivratri |
Elephanta Festival |
Holi |
Rang Panchami |
Gudhi Poorva |
Ramanavami |
Paithan Fair |
Maharashtra Day |
Mahavir Jayanti |
Buddha Jayanti |
Wat Pournima |
Kumbh Mela |
Naag Panchami |
Raksha Bandhan |
Independence Day |
Gokul Ashtami |
Ganesh Chathurthi |
Gauri Pooja |
Dussehra |
Diwali |
Datta Jayantee |
Christmas |
Ellora Festival |
New Year |
Makar Sankranti
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