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Like any festival, Easter in India is a time for joy, reflection, and celebration for the Christian community.
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Christians primarily celebrate Easter in India, and while many of the traditions are similar to those observed in other parts of the world, there are also some unique regional variations and customs.
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Here are a few regional unique Easter traditions
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On the eve of Easter, Goans commemorate Judas' burning.
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In Goa, there is a somber parade on Good Friday.
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In Goa, there's a special custom known as Fonna Kacheri that happens every Easter Sunday. The program, which consists of traditional music, is held in churches throughout the state.
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In Kerala, for example, a popular Easter dish is 'Pesaha Appam' (Passover Bread), which is a special unleavened bread made from rice flour and coconut milk.
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In Goa, the traditional Easter meal consists of dishes like Sorpotel, Sannas, and Vindaloo.
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Like any festival, Easter in India is a time for joy, reflection, and celebration for the Christian community.
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