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What is celebrated on 15 August every year in India? |
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 Independence Day |
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Which festival marks the end of Ramzan? |
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 Eid-ul-Fitr |
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Riddle: I am a nine-day festival dedicated to the worship of Goddess Shakti. What am I? |
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 Navratri |
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True or False: Republic Day is celebrated in India on 26 January every year. |
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 True |
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Fill in the blank: The Prime Minister of India hoists the national flag at the ______ on Independence Day. |
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 Red Fort |
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Which festival is known for the big bonfire and is celebrated in Punjab? |
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 Lohri |
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What do people decorate with flowers during Onam? |
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 Pookkalam |
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Fill in the blank: The festival of lights celebrated in October or November is called ______. |
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 Diwali |
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True or False: Baisakhi is celebrated in the month of January to mark the end of the winter harvest. |
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 False. Baisakhi is celebrated in April after harvesting the winter crops. |
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Which festival is celebrated to honor Lord Ganesha? |
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 Ganesha Chaturthi |
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Riddle: I am celebrated with kites and sweet treats, marking the winter harvest in North India. What am I? |
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 Makar Sankranti |
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What is the significance of Gandhi Jayanti, celebrated on 2 October? |
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 It is the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. |
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Fill in the blank: The festival where community lunch is served in gurdwaras is called ______. |
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 Baisakhi |
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True or False: Harvest festivals in India are celebrated only in January. |
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False. Harvest festivals are celebrated at different times of the year, such as Bihu in January, April, and October. |
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What is the primary purpose of religious festivals in India? |
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 To bring people together and celebrate shared beliefs. |
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Which festival is celebrated to remember the birth anniversary of Lord Buddha? |
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 Buddha Poornima |
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Fill in the blank: The community kitchen served during Sikh festivals is known as ______. |
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 Langar |
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Riddle: I come with lights and sweets, marking the beginning of a new year for many. What am I? |
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 Diwali |
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Which festival is celebrated to show gratitude for the rice harvest in Kerala? |
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Onam |
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True or False: Festivals in India do not promote peace and harmony. |
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 False. Festivals promote joy, peace, and harmony among people. |
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