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Behdienkhlam

Cultural festival in Meghalaya

Behdienkhlam is a festival celebrated primarily by the Pnar people of Meghalaya, India. The festival is celebrated annually in July and is an important

Behdienkhlam

Niamtre

Traditional religion of the Jaintia people in Meghalaya, India

needed] One of the major festivals celebrated by Niamtre followers is the Behdienkhlam, a festival intended to drive away diseases and invoke a prosperous harvest

Niamtre

Northeast India

Group of Indian states

bamboo crafts (hats, baskets), pottery Meghalaya Nongkrem, Shad suk, Behdienkhlam, Wangala, Lahoo dance (For more see Music of Meghalaya) Making hand tools

Northeast India

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Meghalaya

State in northeastern India

balance and solidarity among its people. Festivals of Jaintias includes Behdienkhlam, Laho Dance, Sowing Ritual Ceremony. Garos For Garos, festivals sustain

Meghalaya

Public holidays in India

Bahadur Ji's Martyrdom Day Sikh Punjab August Samvatsari Jain Gujarat July Behdienkhlam Indigenous Meghalaya November Chapchar Kut Indigenous Mizoram December

Public holidays in India

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Jowai

Town in Meghalaya, India

Pnars, is a 4-day event that takes place during the month of July. "Behdienkhlam" literally means "to drive away evils and plague." It is a festival celebrated

Jowai

Indian folk music

Music genre

Ishei and Lai Haraoba Meghalaya: Wangala, Shad Suk Mynsiem, Laho and Behdienkhlam Mizoram: Bawh Hla, Hlado and Puipun Hla Nagaland: Hereileu, Heliamleu

Indian folk music