Two non harvesting festivals, -in India | Non-harvesting festivals of India |

✌2 non-harvesting festivals which are very popular festivals, -in India such are mentioned below:

There are so many harvesting festivals in India such as Pongal Festival, Lohari Festival, Makar Sankranti, Basant Panchami, Holi, Diwali, etc. 

There are some non-harvesting festivals in India which people also celebrate very enthusiastically.

Read here about ✌ non-harvesting festivals of India, 

1. The Maha Maha Shivratri, and 

2. Krishna Janmashtami. 

People celebrate these 2 festivals every year to pay respect to the God Shiva & the God Krishna. 

1.

✍The Maha Shivratri⦮

☞The Maha Shivratri is biggest than the other 12 Shivratri which are coming in a year so known as Maha Shivratri. 

☞The Maha Shivratri, the most famous Hindu festival mainly celebrated in India & Nepal which is celebrated with utmost joy and symbolizes the worship of Lord Shiva. 

☞As per ancient history, if we make fasting on this the Maha Shivratri, then we will get heaven at the end of life. 

2 non harvesting festivals

☞The Maha Shivratri comes on the new moon day and people get up early in the morning & take bathing, wear neat & clean clothes and firstly like to visit Shivalaya and bathing Linga and worship Lord Shiva heartily, chanting “Om Namah Shivay”. 

☞The Maha Shivratri is on 11^th March, Thursday 2021 that is in the month of Magh as per Hindu Calander. 

☞People like to do fasting all day during the Maha Shivratri, & they will eat baked potatoes, baked sweet potatoes, baked yam, etc. in place of full dish eating. 

2.

✍Krishna  Janmashtami⦮

☞Krishna  Janmashtami is a very auspicious day for the Hindu religion that celebrates with great enthusiasm.

☞Krishna  Janmashtami is the birthday of Lord Krishna falls on Ashtami.

☞Krishna  Janmashtami – Janm means birth and Ashtami means Eighth.

☞Krishna Janmashtami is also known as Gokulashtami which is coming on Monday, 30 August 2021.

☞People visit temples and worship Lord Shree Krishna and also chanting “Jai Ranchhod Maharaja & Shree Krishnam Vande Jagat Guru”.

☞People celebrate Janmashtami by keeping fast, praying at temples, or at home through singing devotional songs of Shri Krishna, up to the clock strikes twelve midnight.

☞Devotees like to make decorate, bathing and wear beautiful clothing(Waagha) to the idol of Lord Krishna, and then placed it in a Cradle (Paalne me Jula Julaate hai).

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