Khichdi, Uttarayan and Lohri are different names of the festival _________.
Makar Sankranti
Makar Sankranti is the pan-Indian harvest festival marking the sun's transit into Capricorn (Makara), celebrated around 14 January. It carries different regional names: Khichdi in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar (after the rice-and-lentil dish offered), Uttarayan in Gujarat and Rajasthan (referring to the sun's northward journey, marked by kite flying), and Lohri in Punjab and Haryana (the bonfire celebration on the eve).
Holi (colours, spring), Dussehra (Vijayadashami, autumn) and Ganesh Chaturthi (Bhadrapada) are unrelated to these names.
Pongal festival is celebrated for four days in Tamil Nadu. What is the fourth day of Pongal called?
In which state is the festival of Uttarayan uniquely celebrated?
In which of the following states was the International Paragliding Festival organised by the Adventure Sports and Sustainable Tourism Academy (ASSTA) in 2020?
Janku is a unique cultural custom followed in ________ as a celebration of life.
Poush Mela displays local artisans displaying folk dances, music, food and culture of _______.
In which of the following temples is the Ambubasi Fair celebrated every year?
The famous 11-day long ‘Dhanu Jatra’, considered as the largest open-air theatre of the world is celebrated in which state?
Match the following.
Festival | State |
1. Gangaur | a. West Bengal |
2. Ganesh Chaturthi | b. Rajasthan |
3. Durga Puja | c. Maharashtra |
With which of the following states is the ‘Sao Joao’ festival associated?
Which festival traces its origin to the Tibetan New Year and in Ladakh, it is celebrated every year at the end of the harvesting season?
Teej a Hindu festival is dedicated to which Goddess?
Which tribal festival in Chhattisgarh is dedicated to goddess Kesharpal Kesharpalin Devi, one of the tribal deities?
The Magh Purnima fair held at the origin of Mahanadi is named of the following sages
At which of the following places in this state a fair is organized on the fifth day of Phalgun month?
‘Boat race’ is the part of which festival?