New Year flavours from across India
The Hindu
Amid COVID-19 second wave, subdued but spirited celebrations usher in the new year
Communities across India are set to usher in the traditional new year, albeit on a low key. Telugus, Kannadigas, Maharashtrians, Sikhs and Kashmiris celebrate Ugadi, Gudi Padwa, Vaisakhi and Navreh on April 13 and Tamilians, Malayalis, Odiyas and Assamese ring in Puthandu, Vishu, Pana Sankranti and Bohag Bihu on April 14; Bengalis greet their friends and family ‘Pohela Baisakh’ on April 15. Here are the diverse ways communities are celebrating the new year:More Related News