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| | The Tribune - Windows - Feature |
 | | But that, as we know, is an understatement because a cursory glance at the calendar would reveal more than twice the number of festivals in a year. |
 | | For most Hindus, the year begins in mid-April with Baisakhi — Poila Baisakh as it is known in eastern India, Ugadi for the Telugu-speaking people of Andhra Pradesh, Puthandu for Tamilians, Vishu for Malayalees, Gudi Padwa for Maharashtrians... |
 | | For Tagore, Poila Baisakh used to be "more than a festival", as it was an affirmation of faith in the process of cyclical regeneration. |
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