Tamil New Year, or Puthandu, signifies cultural rejuvenation and the onset of prosperity, celebrated with traditional customs and heartfelt family gatherings in Tamil Nadu.

Hanuman Jayanti celebrates Lord Hanuman's birth, marked by prayers, fasting, and devotional gatherings, honoring his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama.

Vishu is a Kerala festival marking the Malayalam New Year, celebrated with the Vishu Kani, a display of auspicious items, feasting, and family gatherings, symbolizing hope and prosperity for the year ahead.

Bengali New Year, known as Pohela Boishakh, celebrates cultural heritage with vibrant processions, traditional music, feasting, and the iconic greeting "Shubho Noboborsho," heralding new beginnings and unity among Bengalis worldwide.

Bihu, a lively Assamese festival, celebrates agrarian cycles with vibrant dances, traditional music, and feasting, marking the New Year and the changing seasons in Assam, India.

Sharad Purnima, observed on the full moon in Ashwin, signifies spiritual reverence, cultural festivities, and seeking blessings for prosperity through rituals, moonbathing, and offerings like kheer.

Dussehra, a Hindu festival, commemorates the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana, symbolizing the triumph of righteousness over evil through effigy burning and cultural festivities across India.