April, Ohh, the month itself smells like tons of prosperity, absolute freshness, surprising vibrancy, the onset of spring, new beginnings, strong relationships, festive spirits, and many more in line. I personally believe that this month rings the bells of starting something NEW AND FRESH! Agree with me? Well, this fourth month of the year, aka the spring month, is observed as the Month of the Sun and Growth worldwide. With its immense positivity, it brings along a long list of festivals whose festivities will be a delight to witness.
Do you wish to know about these amazing festivals in April 2023 in India? Then, mate, keep reading to gain their important highlights!
Here are some of the wonderful festivals that are celebrated in the month of April in India. Check this list now!
A spectacular festival in April will take place in the land of paradise, Srinagar, Kashmir. Since April marks the start of the spring season in Kashmir, viewing these vibrant tulips in the lush green garden is an opportunity not to be missed! A wonderful location where freshly grown and colourful tulips may be seen. What could be more amazing, in my opinion, than observing the gorgeous tulips amidst the hypnotic hills? This will be a sheer pleasure to simply immerse yourself in.
Note: The Timings of the Festival will be 8 am to 7 pm
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Vaisakhi, also known as Baisakhi, is a Sikh holiday celebrated with fervour, passion, high spirits, and gaiety. This event is held every year in April-May, during the Hindu month of Vaisakh. This cheerful celebration is celebrated not only in Punjab but also in other places where Sikhs live. It has a particular place in their hearts since it symbolises the start of the harvest season and is considered the most auspicious period for weddings. This auspicious occasion also commemorates the birth anniversary of their religion, Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Sikh Guru, who formed the Panth Khalsa on Baisakhi in 1699.
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Every year, Ambedkar Jayanti, also known as Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, is observed to honour the birth anniversary of Dr Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, the Father of the Indian Constitution. This day is observed as a holiday in recognition of the great man who was instrumental in the creation of India's Constitution. He also headed the team that envisioned and integrated fair perspectives into the system and Indian culture. Dr Ambedkar even served as Law and Justice Minister in Jawaharlal Nehru's First Government. Bahishkrut Bharat, Mook Nayak, Castes in India, Federation Versus Freedom, Views on Pakistan, Janta, and the Destruction of Caste are some of his notable publications.
Do you want to try some delectable delicacies? Then this is the event for you! The Burp Festival is a high-end culinary and nightlife event that will feature cuisine from various restaurants and professional chefs. Come with your friends and groove till your spirits say, " Oh, no more! The cuisine, drinks, live music, shopping options, aesthetic mood, and much more await you at the exciting Burrp Fest.
A grand Islamic festival in April is celebrated by the Muslim community throughout the world. Eid Ul-Fitr, also known as the Feast of Breaking the Fast, is observed on the first three days of Shawwal, the Islamic calendar's tenth month. During the holy month of Ramadan, individuals fast from sunrise to sunset and perform unique, rhythmic prayers on Eid. They dress up in new outfits and enjoy and feast on unique delicacies.
For Hindus and Jains, Akshaya Tritiya is the most precious day. On this day, Lord Kuber was anointed as the custodian of heaven's treasures. This auspicious day is lucky for weddings, new initiatives, gold investments, property purchases, and new beginnings. The main notion is that this day is a divine or lucky day to purchase anything valuable that will stay forever. This day is a pure representation of prosperity, good fortune, health, and tidy wealth.
Here comes the most important, auspicious, and significant day of the year for Hindus. Married ladies fast for their husband's long life and their own well-being. During the Sita Navami, aka Janki, remarkable ceremonies are done in Janaki temples around the country. Devotees engage in an array of rituals and other beliefs while rhythmically saying 'Jay Siya Ram' to the accompaniment of devotional tunes. Worshipping Sita and Lord Rama brings pleasure, health, and luck into our lives.
The most honoured festival in April in India is the Garia Puja in Tripura, which is celebrated every year with lots of zest and fervour. In this festival, a bamboo pole symbolises the deity of wealth and livestock. This day is celebrated by adorning the deity with flowers and garland. The puja is conducted with rice beer, fowl chick, richa, cotton thread, eggs, earthen pots, and wine. The puja is celebrated on the seventh day of the month of Baisakh, i.e.April, for seven days. The biggest belief is that the devotees are not allowed to escape the shadow of the symbolic Garia because that would annoy the deity.
“When you protect your country, religion is protected itself.” These are the famous words of Mangal Pandey, the Legendary freedom fighter. This man played a very crucial role in the first war of independence. He was entitled to the Sepoy Mutiny, whose name is directly linked with the 1857 uprising. He dutifully served as a soldier in the 34th Bengal Native Infantry(BNI) , the British East India Company regiment. Mangal Pandey was arrested and sentenced to death after he attacked British officers in Barrackpore on March 29th, 1857.
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Q1: What are some of the major festivals celebrated in April 2023 in India?
A1. These are the top festivals celebrated in April 2023:
Q2: When is Baisakhi celebrated in April 2023?
A2. The Baisakhi will be celebrated on the 13th of April this year. It is a Sikh holiday celebrated with fervour, passion, high spirits, and gaiety throughout India.
Q3: Are there any other festivals celebrated in April 2023 in India?
A3. These are the main festivals celebrated in April 2023:
