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Greeting is seen to be very cordial and related to religious beliefs when it comes to Indian culture. At the time of meeting someone, Jai Sri Krishna, at the time of blessing someone, they say Ayushman Bhava which is a Sanskrit term means god bless you. They respect their language and they love to start their days with the names of their respected god or goddesses. 2. Major festivals are Diwali, Holi, Pongal and so on. These two are common for almost all the religion. However, the festivals of all religions are celebrated here. For example, Eid, Christmas, Good Friday all are declared holidays here. 3. Diwali is the festival of lights. All the streets are decorated with lights and children enjoy these days with crackers. Holi is the festival of color. It has to be noted that all the festival are related to some religious beliefs.