Nowruz- An Ancient Persian- Iranian Celebration

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Shah Jamshid’s Legacy

The Nowruznama

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Shah Jamshid’s Legacy

The Nowruznama

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Christmas and New Year’s rituals across cultures remind us that the season rises not with gifts, but with light — a candle lit, a star hung, a table set. Christmas and New Year’s rituals in India” The pause of A Quiet Thanksgiving now gives way to celebration. In Mumbai, fairy lights spill across balconies, fruitcake…
Republic Day is one of India’s most important national events, celebrated every year on 26 January. History of Republic Day 26th January is among the most significant occasion celebrated in India. On 26th January 1950, the constitution of India was enforced and India achieved its pledge of becoming a totally sovereign, democratic and republic nation….
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India is such a diverse country, full of festivals and known for its rich culture. One of the major ways to express its diversity is through its dance. There are umpteen numbers of dance forms are in India differ from state to state. However, Modhera Dance Festival is one of its kinds. This dance form…