Ganesh Chaturthi fast is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. On this day, special worship of Ganesha is done. According to the Panchang, two Chaturthi come every month. 

One in Shukla Paksha and one in Krishna Paksha. The Chaturthi of Krishna Paksha falling every month is called Sankashti Chaturthi, while the Chaturthi of Shukla Paksha is called Vinayak Chaturthi.

Lohri is a popular winter festival of Punjab, which is mainly celebrated by Sikhs and Punjabi Hindus. This festival is celebrated with joy and gaiety on the eve of Makar Sankranti, a day before it.

15 days before the day of Lohri, boys and girls sing folk songs and collect wood and cow dung cakes for Lohri. On this occasion, clothes, sweets, Revdi, fruits and other gifts are sent from the parents' home of married women.

Maha Kumbh Mela is the most sacred pilgrimage among Hindu pilgrimages. This festival is celebrated in Prayagraj after an interval of twelve years.

मेष राशि गते जीवे मकरे चन्द्र भास्करौ ।
अमावस्या तदा योगः कुम्भख्यस्तीर्थ नायके ॥

Meaning: Kumbh festival is organized in Prayag on the day of Amavasya when Jupiter enters Capricorn in the cycle of Aries and Sun and Moon enter Capricorn.

Mother Shakambhari Devi, situated in the Shivalik mountain range of Saharanpur, appeared on Paush Shukla Purnima, this festival of appearance of the mother is known as Shakambhari Purnima and Shakambhari Jayanti. Mother Shakambhari is also called Mata Shakumbhari in some places in Saharanpur and Uttar Pradesh.

Shakambhari purnima

Shakambhari Purnima is the concluding day of Shakambhari Navratri which lasts for eight days from Paush Ashtami. Mother Shakambhari Devi is called the goddess of vegetables and plants.

Paush Bada is a festival celebrated in Jaipur, the capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan, during the Hindu calendar month of Paush. The name Paush Bada means Paush Hindu calendar month and Bada means salty lentil pakodas.

Pongal (பொங்கல்) is the main harvest festival of Tamil Hindus. It is celebrated every year on 14-15 January. Traditionally, it is a festival dedicated to prosperity in which rain, sunshine, agriculture and domestic animals are worshipped to bring prosperity.

Just like Makar Sankranti in North India and Lohri in Punjab, Pongal is celebrated in South India. Pongal is especially a festival of farmers.