<sod>[[Bathukamma]] is a festival celebrated by the [[Hindu]] women of [[Telangana]]. It is followed by Boddemma in the month of September–October. [[Bathukamma]] is a beautiful flower stack,arranged with seasonal flowers, in seven concentric layers, of potter’s clay like a cone. Bathuku in Telugu means live/life, and Amma means mother; is celebrated for the glory, later denoted as [[Goddess Gauri]]–the patron goddess of womanhood. Other festivals include [[Ramadan(Eidul Fitar).]],[[Bakri.Eid(Eidul Adha).]],[[Christmas Festival]] [[Bonalu]], [[Rama Navami]], [[Ganesh Chaturthi]], [[Navarathri]], [[Dussehra]], [[diwali]], [[Holi]], [[Raksha bandhan]], [[Gokulashtami]], [[Makara Sankranti]], etc., Basically Indian people celebrate the mix culture with many religions and different languages. Ramadan/Bakri Eid Festivals are celebrated by Muslims. Christmas is Celebrated by Christians.<eod>
<sod>[[Bathukamma]] is a festival celebrated by the [[Hindu]] women of [[Telangana]]. It is followed by Boddemma in the month of September–October. [[Bathukamma]] is a beautiful flower stack,arranged with seasonal flowers, in seven concentric layers, of potter’s clay like a cone. Bathuku in Telugu means live/life, and Amma means mother; is celebrated for the glory, later denoted as [[Goddess Gauri]]–the patron goddess of womanhood. Other festivals include [[Ramadan-Eidul Fitar]],[[Bakri.Eid-Eidul Adha]],[[Christmas Festival]] [[Bonalu]], [[Rama Navami]], [[Ganesh Chaturthi]], [[Navarathri]], [[Dussehra]], [[diwali]], [[Holi]], [[Raksha bandhan]], [[Gokulashtami]], [[Makara Sankranti]], etc., Basically Indian people celebrate the mix culture with many religions and different languages. Ramadan/Bakri Eid Festivals are celebrated by Muslims. Christmas is Celebrated by Christians.<eod>