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CELEBRATING : Holi, Baisakhi, Bengali New Year

India is a land of Festivals. These Festivals are persevered throughout the year over different parts of the country. So, lets engross ourselves with these festive season through Holi eCards, Baisakhi Cards and Bengali New eCards and spread its beauty with our free and religious collection of Hindu cards and ecards. Send free online Hindu greeting cards to your friends and loved ones.

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<< Hindu Calendar 2007

Hindu Festival Calendar 2008
January February March April
Sun 13   Lohri
Mon 15   Makar Sankranti
Mon 15   Pongal
Thu 07 - Mauni Amavashya
Mon 11 - Vasant Panchami
Thu 06 - Maha Shivratri
Sat 22 - Holi
Sat 22 - Hola Mohalla
Sun 13 - Tamil New Year
Sun 13 - Baisakhi
Mon 14 - Bengali New Year
Mon 14 - Malayalam New Year
Mon 14 - Ram Navami
Fri 18 - Mahavir Jayanti
May June July August
     
     
     
Fri 13 - Ganga Dussehra
     
     
Wed 16 - Rath Yatra
Fri 18 - Guru Purnima
     
Sat 16 - Raksha Bandhan
Sun 24 - Janmastami
September October November December
 Wed 03 - Ganesh Chaturthi
Fri 12 - Onam
Mon 29 - Navratri
     
     
     
     
Thu 09 - Dussehra
Sat 18 - Karva Chauth
Sun 26 - Dhan Teras
Tue 28 - Diwali
Wed 29 - Govardhan Puja
Thu 30 - Bhai Dooj
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

 

All Hindu festivals have a deep spiritual import or high religious significance. All great Hindu festivals have religious, social and hygienic elements in them. In every festival there is bathing in the morning before sunrise in the river or tank or well. Every individual will have to do some Japa, prayer, Kirtan, recitation of Sanskrit verses and meditation.

Indian Festivals are much more than celebrations. They are windows into the history of rich Hindu legends. They reveal the mind and philosophy of a nation through the different ages. Festivals have a cultural and social aspect which many feel transcends even their spiritual significance. They bring people together in friendship and love, and help heal broken relationships.

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