New Year

New Year Symbolizes a new beginning. The New Year is an event that happens when a culture celebrates the end of one year and the beginning of the next year.

Cultures that measure yearly calendars all have New Year celebrations. The New Year is also the day on which the year count is incremented. Celebration of New Year is a major celebration worldwide. People forget all the grudges of the old year and welcome the New Year whole-heartedly to start afresh their lives once again.

New Year 2010:

1st January is the official day of the New Year in the Gregorian calendar used by most countries with lots of fun and excitement.

New year 2010 will also be celebrated with full enthusiasm. All over the world people celebrate New Year's Day with hope and enthusiasm. In the similar way they will bid farewell to the old year with great joy and welcome the New Year 2010. Tradition of welcoming the New Year by organizing feasts and celebrations has been carried forward since ancient times. Historians believe that New Year tradition was started by ancient Babylonians more than 4,000 years ago. Egyptians, Romans, Celts continued it and now the present generation cherish this tradition by celebrating New Year in the most extravagant manner.

New year 2010 Celebrations will begin on the New Year Eve on December 31st, 2009. Hotels, restaurants, clubs and pubs will organize New Year Eve balls and parties. People will sing, dance and make merry. Fun events and contests will also be organized to entertain the crowd. As New Year falls at the peak winter time in many countries bonfires are lit to keep the people warm. And just when the clock strikes for midnight firecrackers are burst to welcome the New Year. People will greet Happy New Year 2010 with a warm hug to every one around them. With loved ones and friends at a distance people exchange greetings through SMSs and phone calls. No wonder, phone network will face maximum traffic at this time.

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Celebration in India
Diwali Holi Dussehra Ram Navami New Year Republic Day Independence Day	Makar Sankranti Mahashivaratri Lohri Festival Baisakhi Gandhi Jayanti Children's Day Guru Nanak Jayanti	Durga Puja Naag Panchami Janmashtami Teacher's Day Father's Day Ganesh Chaturthi Guru Purnima	Navratri Karwa Chauth Pongal Mother's Day Raksha Bandhan Ramadan Muhorram/Al-Hijira	Eid Eid-ul-Fitr Eid-Ul-Adha/Bakra Eid
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