Indian Festivals, Cloths and Food

By -PPS
FESTIVALS
Independence Day marks
the end of British rule in
1947 and the
establishment of a free
and independent Indian
nation.

It also marks the

anniversary of the partition
of the subcontinent into
two countries, India and
Pakistan, which occurred at
midnight on August 14–15,
1947
The parade is held
in the capital, New
Delhi and is
organized by
the Ministry of
Defense.

This day signifies the

implementation of
Indian constitution
The victory of good
over evil.
Dussehra is also
known as Vijay
Dashmi and on this
day Durga Puja is also
celebrated.

This date signifies

the death of the
RAVAN, the devil……
Diwali is
considered as a
festival of
lights and
happiness

It is similar
to chuseok
On this day, we signify
the miraculous birth of
Lord Vishnu in form of
Krishna.

Janmashtami is
celebrated in different
ways in different parts
of India.
It signifies the
marriage night of
Lord Shiva and
Goddess Parvati.

This day depicts the

meeting of the two
great powers.
 ASSAM
This picture is
of the
traditional dress
of Assam.

This is the East Indian

state in which women
wear Mekhala,
Chador……
 PUNJAb

This picture is of traditional

dress of Punjab.

In this state women beer salvar kurti

and And men wear kurta pajama.
 Haryana

The picture is of
traditional dress of
Haryana

This is the North Indian state

in which people have worn
Daman-Kurta and dhoti-Kurta
 JAMMU and kashmir

This picture is of traditional dress of

Jammu and Kashmir

This is the North Indian state in which

people have worn Phiran
 Gujarat
This picture is of traditional dress of Gujarat

This is an Western state in which

people have worn Kediya
 KERala

This picture is the traditional dress

of Kerala .

This is the south indian state in which women are

wearing heavy silk saree and men are wearing
dhoti kurta
 Arunachal Pradesh

This picture is the traditional

dress of Arunachal Pradesh.

It is an East Indian state in

which people are wearing
shawls over clothes.
 Maharashtra

This is the traditional state of

Maharashtra.

It is an west coastal indian state in

which people are wearing Navari
saree and Dhoti.
 nagaland

This is the traditional dress

of Nagaland.

It is an East Indian state in

which people are wearing
Alungstu.
 Himachal Pradesh

This is a traditional dress of

Himachal Pradesh.

It is North indian state in

which men wear Kurta
Paajama and women wear
Churidar Pajamas called
Thatu
 Indian food
Indian cuisine consists of a variety of regional and traditional cuisines
native to India.
India is a great producer of plenty of spices, from 80 types of spices grown in the
world whereas about 50 types are grown in India. Spices not only improve the taste of
food but also a good source of vitamins B and C.
 Regional cuisines

Cuisine differs across India's diverse regions

as a result of variation in local culture,
geographical location (proximity to sea,
desert, or mountains), and economics.
South Indian food

WhileIndia
is known
forits
spicy,
mouth
watering
and tangy
dishes,
South
Indian food
Isknown
foritsfood
with
subtle
flavour
 Similar food between Korea and india

Aachar Kimchi

These two are both side dishes, have a lot of variety

and can be found in every corner of both countries
respectively.
North Indian food

The staple food

of North India is
wheat which is
consumed in the
forms of rotis
or chapatis
with sabzi or
curry. Most of
the North Indian
people prefer
vegetarian diet
except the
Kashmiri.
Fast food
Indian sweets India is known
for its
different
forms of
sweets and
its great
taste