India boasts of a rich tradition of multiple festivals celebrated by the different religions and communities which are a part of this vibrant subcontinent. Every religion has its way of celebrating. Be it Eid or Ugadi, Indians come together to participate and indulge in merry making. Ugadi, a traditional Hindu festival, is one of the many popular festivals of the country.
Ugadi is celebrated predominantly in the states of Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and parts of Maharashtra in India. It marks the beginning of the new year according to the Hindu lunisolar calendar, typically falling in March or April. The festival symbolizes the onset of spring and the harvest season, signifying new beginnings, prosperity, and joy.
