Type-wise Classification of Indian Festivals • Harvest Festivals • Pongal – Tamil Nadu • Bihu – Assam • Onam – Kerala • Nuakhai – Odisha • Makar Sankranti – Pan India • Lohri – Punjab • Gudi Padwa – Maharashtra • Seasonal Festivals • Vasant Panchami – Spring • Holi – Spring • Sharad Purnima – Autumn • Makar Sankranti – Winter to Spring • Basant Utsav – Spring • Tribal Festivals • Sarhul – Jharkhand • Sohrai – Jharkhand • Chapchar Kut – Mizoram • Mim Kut – Mizoram • Hornbill – Nagaland • Mopin – Arunachal Pradesh • Bhagta Parab – Jharkhand • Religious Festivals (Hindu) • Diwali • Holi • Dussehra • Navratri • Rama Navami • Janmashtami • Maha Shivratri • Raksha Bandhan • Religious Festivals (Muslim) • Eid-ul-Fitr • Eid-ul-Adha • Muharram • Shab-e-Barat • Milad-un-Nabi • Religious Festivals (Christian) • Christmas • Good Friday • Easter • Feast of St. Francis Xavier • Religious Festivals (Sikh) • Baisakhi • Guru Nanak Jayanti • Hola Mohalla • Religious Festivals (Buddhist) • Buddha Purnima • Losar • Saga Dawa • Religious Festivals (Jain) • Mahavir Jayanti • Paryushan Parva • Diwali (Nirvana of Mahavir) • National Festivals • Republic Day – 26 January • Independence Day – 15 August • Gandhi Jayanti – 2 October • New Year Celebrations • Gudi Padwa – Maharashtra • Ugadi – Karnataka/Andhra • Vishu – Kerala • Pohela Boishakh – Bengal • Cheti Chand – Sindhis • Baisakhi – Punjab • Cultural Fairs and Festivals • Pushkar Fair – Rajasthan • Sonepur Cattle Fair – Bihar • Surajkund Mela – Haryana • Rann Utsav – Gujarat • Tarnetar Mela – Gujarat