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| Baisakhi falls on the 13th or 14th of April and marks the beginning of the solar year. It is a time when the people of North India, particularly of Punjab, thank God for a good harvest. A visit to Gurudwaras, Baisakhi processions and traditional performances form part of the rituals. People buy new clothes and make merry by singing, dancing and enjoying the best of festive food. |
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Bhature
Perfect accompaniment for the chole |
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| Keralites usher in the New Year with prayers and a special feast called 'sadya'. |
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