Nowruz, or the Persian New Year, marks the beginning of spring and the first day of the Iranian calendar. Celebrated by Parsis, Iranis, and some Muslim communities in India, it symbolizes renewal, prosperity, and harmony with nature.
Gudi Padwa marks the Maharashtrian New Year, symbolizing prosperity and new beginnings. It is celebrated by hoisting a Gudi, making rangolis, and enjoying festive processions and delicacies.
Celebrated mainly in Maharashtra and parts of Madhya Pradesh, Rang Panchami marks the fifth day after Holi, continuing the festival of colors. People celebrate by splashing colored water, dancing, and enjoying traditional music, keeping the festive spirit of spring alive.
