(a) clothes :

1. summer: wear cotton clothes – loose garments – head protection like caps, turbans – open shoes – goggles – long-sleeved shirts, blouses for protection from rays of sun, etc. 

2. winter: sweaters, mufflers, closed shoes, sometimes gloves, socks, etc. 

3. monsoon : light synthetic clothes – rubber or plastic footwear – umbrellas or raincoats, etc.

(b) diet :

1. summer : more liquids-fresh fruits and juices – less spice, less oil, light diet, etc.

2. winter : more oil, heavy food – hot food – special types of food which provide warmth – etc.

3. monsoon : only cooked food – boiled water – less liquids – more foods that will give internal warmth, etc.

(c) celebrations :

1. summer – Many Hindu festivals like Holi, Gudi padva, holidays – harvest festivals – family get-togethers, etc. 

2. winter – many weddings, parties – festivals like Diwali, Christmas, New Year, etc.

3. monsoon – many festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, farmers’ festivals, busy season for farmers, etc.