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Happy New Year 2017: Everyone is looking forward to December 31 to celebrate the New Year's Eve 2017 Because that is the last day of the year in the Gregorian calendar, as well as the Julian calendar before the Happy New Year. All people with different cultures at New Year's. It's time to say goodbye to the old year and new year of welcome on December 31 night with lots of joys and happiness. Some people attend midnight religious services. Some will gather paly games, dancing, singing, etc. Will go to other parties,

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Some people will take resolutions for future resolutions. The midnight attendees and began the countdown to the New Year's party at the last minute or seconds before the last night of the Year ends and the new year of welcome with the cup cake distributing candy and wishing them and With Happiness and people will pull the cracks.

History of the Happy New Year 2017:

The New Year means that the time has come to say goodbye to the year by party and welcome the New Year. First New Year Celebrated in the month of March in spring equinox in 2000 calendar BC Roman designated the 1st March as the New Year. The calendar has only 10 months starting with March. Later it was celebrated on 1 January in Rome in 153 BC, Pope Gregory XIII the Gregorian calendar Introduced in 1582. Gregorian calendar was not used in all country clubs except in Europe. Other states like the United Kingdom and the United States used the Gregorian calendar in 1752, in those were dropped by 11 days. So far, some country clubs do not follow the Gregorian calendar. But in India and other country clubs follow the Gregorian calendar WHO celebrate the New Year on January 1. Some people will celebrate the New Year on Diwali.