Humayun's tomb, Delhi

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Delhi 2012 events

March
08

Hindu festival of harvest and fertility when the streets of Delhi are overrun with people bombarding each other (and stray tourists) with brightly...

April
01

This hindu festival celebrates the birth of Lord Rama with processions, music, readings, and re-enactments of scenes from the Ramayana. Less...

May
05

Buddha Jayanti celebrates the birth, enlightenment and death of Gautam Buddha in different years. Buddhist sites in Delhi, most notably the Buddha...

July
07

Two-day festival celebrating the ubiquitous Indian mango fruit with quizzes, competitions, mango tasting and over 400 varieties of the fruit on...

August
09

Another important Hindu festival, Krishna Janmashtami, to give it its full name, marks the birth of Krishna, avatar of the deity Vishnu. At the...

August
15

This national holiday commemorates India's independence from British rule on 15 August 1947. In the capital, it focuses on Delhi's spectacular Red...

August
24

Festival dedicated to brothers and sisters. Sisters tie bracelets, known as rakhi (holy threads), around their brothers’ wrists and...

September
28

The nine-day Hindu Festival of Nine Lights celebrates the goddess Durga with dances, song and worship. It's one of the holiest of Hindu festivals...

October
01

2011 marked the first Indian Grand Prix - taking place on a new purpose-built track in Greater Noida, 40km (25 miles) southeast of central Delhi,...

October
16

The nine-day Hindu Festival of Nine Lights celebrates the goddess Durga with dances, song and worship. It's one of the holiest of Hindu festivals...

October
26

The five-day Festival of Lights is the most important and pan-Indian of Hindu festivals, also marked by Jainists and Sikhs. It is celebrated by...

October
28

The Formula 1 Grand Prix circus arrives in India for the first time in 2011, the race taking place on a new purpose-built track in Greater Noida,...

November
13

The five-day Festival of Lights is the most important and pan-Indian of Hindu festivals, also marked by Jainists and Sikhs. It is celebrated by...

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