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Festivities galore across India on Poila Baishakh and Vishu
Updated: April 15, 2022 6:33:37 pm- 1 / 6
Festive spirits were high across India on Friday as the country celebrated Poila Baishakh (Bengali New Year), Vishu (Malayali New Year) and Good Friday. (Express Photo by Shashi Gosh)
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Devotees flocked the Dakshineswar temple near Kolkata on Friday on the occasion of Poila Baishakh (Express Photo by Shashi Gosh)
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The Bengali New Year is a significant event for Bengalis all over the world and it is celebrated with great zeal. (Express Photo by Partha Paul)
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Poila Boishakh is a significant celebration since it symbolises the start of a new fiscal year. Men and women go to temples early in the morning on this day. (Express Photo by Shashi Gosh)
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Since it is a harvest festival, people pray to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Laxmi for God’s blessings to be bestowed upon their lives and families. (Express Photo by Shashi Gosh)
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Crowds of devotees at Dakshineswar temple on Poila Baishakh near Kolkata. (Express Photo by Shashi Gosh)