This year, the Summer Solstice in Indiawill fall on June 21, 2020.The Summer Solstice is the longest day of the year, as well as the shortest night of the year. For many, it is also a day of religious and spiritual significance. Some people consider the Summer Solstice to be atime of self-reflectionand personal growth. This day is atime of renewal, love, self-improvement, and spiritual thinking.

The Summer Solstice is highly significant for hundreds of cultures and religions all over the globe. From the Ancient Egyptians to the Far East, most cultures in the world have rituals and religious beliefs related to theSummer Solstice. Here are some culturally significant Summer Solstice rituals that are celebrated each year.

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The Summer Solstice will start at3:13 am (Indian Standard Time) on Sunday, June 21. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may not be able to perform some of these rituals that require groups of people. However, you can still enjoy the longest day of the year with your friends and family online.

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