Indian customs and habits

Etiquette and custom Indians are very polite when meeting friends, usually by crossing their hands to express their greetings. When crossing your hands, you should show respect, equality and care to your elders, be flat to your peers and be low to your younger generation. When welcoming the guests, they laid a wreath.

Express our heartfelt welcome. It is worth noting that Indians often shake their heads instead of nodding when expressing their agreement or approval with each other. Indian funerals and cremation: usually held by the holy river; Water burial, pushing the body into the water and letting it drift away; Celestial burial or wild burial, leaving the body in the wild or in the forest for vultures to peck or wild animals to eat, while Muslims bury it.

Society values boys over girls. Generally speaking, Muslim women rarely show up, let alone teach them to associate with strangers and shake hands with the opposite sex at will. Most women put auspicious moles in the middle of their foreheads and like to wear necklaces, brooches, earrings, nose rings, rings, anklets and other accessories.

Hindu festival (1) Mother's Day is the largest festival in Bangladesh, which is held from September to June every year. (2) Wine Festival, transliterated as Holly Festival, is held at the end of February and the beginning of March every year. (3) Lantern Festival, transliteration of Diwali Festival, the most solemn festival in Hinduism, is held from 10 to1every year, and is usually celebrated for 5 days to half a month in the whole country. (5) Female floor cutting festival, translated as "Salaswati Festival", which means "Goddess of Knowledge Festival", is held every year from/kloc-0 to February. (6) Sagner Riding Festival is held from June to July every year, on the15th day after bathing. (All the above are Gregorian calendar)

Islamic Festival (1) Eid al-Fitr is one of the two major Islamic festivals. September in the solar calendar (around February in the solar calendar). (2) Eid al-Adha, one of the two major festivals in Islam, is literally translated as "Eid al-Adha". 65438+ February Gregorian calendar 10 (around April Gregorian calendar).

Sikh Festival Nanak Birthday Festival, the first full moon of the Gregorian calendar 1 1.

Jainism Festival Mahapiro Festival is a festival to commemorate the founder of Jainism, Fatomona (that is, Daxiong), and it is a major Jainism festival every year 15 (March).

In addition, Christians in India, like Christians in the world, should also commemorate or celebrate Easter, Christmas and the festivals of a few Buddhists, Christians and Jews.