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Chinese New Year in India
How Indian Chinese celebrates Chinese New Year in kolkata...
Festivals of India
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Deepavali Vs Goddess of sleep
Relics of departed era is totally different from the present – as the present Deepavali celebrations include many lights (electrical lights dominating oil lamps) in every home along with Lakshmi pooja and bursting crackers. This is how present Deepavali..
Darshit Joshi
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Rainbows on Faces : Holi at my place.
Finally, its the time of the year , when all of us forget everything, hug each other, colour each other in rainbow. Get them all wet by splashing buckets of water on them. And enjoy special food like Bhajiya and drink Thandai. Its HOLI......Enjoy some pic..
Darshit Joshi
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Uttarayan [Kite Flying Day]
14th January, is celebrated in Gujarat, a state of India, where Gujarati people live. It is a celebration of northern movement of Sun. Also called Makar Sankranti. It is celebrated with such joy. Uttarayan is the day when the sun starts to travel towards..
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Indian Image
Moreover as a chennaite, i had to go through a hard time when the convention took place here. you can watch the videos that i have uploaded in this blog. You might think, its a normal one if you are living in Bangalore, but thats not the case in chennai,..
Polite Paul
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Ugadi wishes
Ugadi (yug - era, adi - beginning) is the festival marking the beginning of the year(according to the Hindu Lunar calendar) . This is mainly celebrated by states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The festival is also celebrated as Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra..
Rana Sinha
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Holi in India - Unique Festival of Colours across Social Divisions
Millions of Indians celebrate Holi all over India and wherever Indians are. Brightly coloured powders are the mainstay of Holi, during which men, women, and children carry powders and liquid colours to throw and smear on the clothes and faces of neighbour..