When is the Indian New Year?

Indian New Year is 10 and 3 1 every year.

Diwali is a traditional festival in India, which is usually held at the end of 10 or1month every year, depending on the Indian calendar. Diwali usually lasts for five days, and the third day is regarded as the most important day. During Diwali, Indians will light lanterns and candles at home and worship the Hindu goddess Lakshmi to celebrate light, happiness and prosperity.

Generally speaking, the New Year refers to a certain day of the year, but there are as many as five days in India. In other words, in these five days, Indians are "celebrating" the New Year every day. As we all know, people in China have a New Year's Day in addition to the Spring Festival, that is, 65438+ 10/every year, and Indians also have New Year's Day, but this New Year's Day is a holiday in the New Year, that is, the fourth day from 65438+1 0/0 is New Year's Day.

Indian New Year custom:

1, Cleaning Houses: Before Diwali, Indians will clean houses and furniture to prepare for this important festival. This is to show respect and gratitude to the gods, and also to make your home more tidy and beautiful.

2. Decals: During Diwali, Indians will stick various petals and colorful decorations inside and outside the house, as well as candlelight and lanterns to express their pursuit of light and happiness.

3. Worship the goddess Lakshmi: On the third day of Diwali, Indians will worship the goddess Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth and happiness. They will light lanterns and candles at home and pray for the goddess, hoping that they can get wealth and good luck.