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Buddha Jayanti is the most sacred festival of the people of Buddhism. Buddha Jayanti is also known as Buddha Purnima. Buddha Jayanti is celebrated in birthday of Lord Vishnu. It is largely celebrated in India, Nepal and Bangladesh. Select Buddha Jayanti Festival Year from List Select Buddha Jayanti Year Buddha Jayanti 2020 Buddha Jayanti 2021 Buddha Jayanti 2022 Buddha Jayanti 2023 Buddha Jayanti 2024 Buddha Jayanti 2025 Lord Buddha was the founder of Buddhism and is also considered the ninth incarnation of Vishnu. On this day the Buddhists bathe and wear only white clothes. Incense, flowers, candles and fruits are offered to the statue of the Buddha. Lord Buddha was the founder of Buddhism and is also considered the ninth incarnation of Vishnu.

Bilva Nimantran is the first and important ritual of Durga Puja. Bilva Nimantran is celebrated on Shashthi Tithi in the Shukla Paksha of Aswin month. This ritual is extremely important to begin the celebrations and ceremonies of Durga Puja. Select Bilva Nimantran Festival Year from List Select Bilva Nimantran Year Bilva Nimantran 2020 Bilva Nimantran 2021 Bilva Nimantran 2022 Bilva Nimantran 2023 Bilva Nimantran 2024 Bilva Nimantran 2025 This is the ritual to invite Goddess Durga, where Maa Durga is ritualistically invoked in the Bilva tree and then invited to worship for the next 4 days. Durga Devi was worshiped in the Shasthi form under the Bell tree. Durga puja begins with Bilva Nimantran which is performed on Shashthi Tithi.

Bhai Dooj is a Hindu festival celebrated in India and Nepal. Bhai Dooj is the festival of Hindu religion celebrated on the second day of the Shukla Paksha of Kartik month which is also known as Yama Dwitiya. The rituals and celebrations on this day are similar to popular celebrations such as 'Raksha Bandhan. This festival is celebrated two days after Diwali. Select Bhai Dooj Festival Year from List Select Bhai Dooj Year Bhai Dooj 2020 Bhai Dooj 2021 Bhai Dooj 2022 Bhai Dooj 2023 Bhai Dooj 2024 Bhai Dooj 2025 This festival is based on the love of brother and sister. On this day, the tika ceremony is performed by the sisters for their long life by their brothers and gifts are exchanged. Bhai Dooj is a festival based on brother-sister relationship, which is celebrated with great reverence and mutual love. In Bengal, Bhai Duj is called Bhai Photo, where the sisters fast for the day, until the photo or the Tialak ceremony is over and pray for their brother's long life.