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Festival dates can vary by region, calendar and local tradition. Please verify important dates locally.

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Indian festival dates 2026 & 2027

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Dates follow published Indian calendars and can differ by region. Each card notes its source and any variations.

Hindu

Navratri begins 2026

A festival period honouring the Divine Feminine, observed with prayer, fasting, dance and regional traditions such as Garba and Durga Puja.

Across India; forms of celebration vary

The nine-night period and related regional celebrations need local verification.

Hindu

Dussehra (Vijayadashami) 2026

Marks the victory of good over evil and is celebrated through regional stories, ceremonies and cultural performances.

Across India; regional customs vary

Related Durga Puja dates and customs vary by region.

Regional

Pongal 2027

A multi-day Tamil harvest festival giving thanks for the harvest, the Sun, farm animals and the natural world.

Tamil Nadu and Tamil communities

Pongal is celebrated over several days; local calendars may show the full festival period. Source: Drik Panchang 2027 calendar.

Hindu

Holi 2027

The Festival of Colours welcomes spring and celebrates renewal, joy and the victory of good over evil.

Across India; regional customs vary

Holika Dahan is the evening of 21 March 2027; the colour celebration (Rangwali Holi) is 22 March. Source: Drik Panchang 2027 calendar.

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