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In a country like India the excitement and thrill is never missing thanks to it’s ever growing population, traffic and religious zeal.

ceremony · river

Women from the Indian heartland states sit on the river bank and pray to the sun god, singing together. They apply tika or vermillion to their own foreheads. Men prepare fruit offerings in baskets.

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People of Bihar, UP and Jharkhand celebrate Chhat Puja with great faith, energy and enthusiasm. Chhath Puja is one of the major festivals of India.

ceremony · industry

The diversity in the culture and traditions of India make them even more unique. Some of these cultural and traditional practices date back hundreds of years.

hills · festival

Hemis is an idyllic village in Ladakh, in Northern India . The town is just over 40 km southeast of the town of Leh. Hemis is home to the Hemis Gompa a pre- 11th century monastery that was re-established in 1672.

ceremony · industry

India has a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-religious society. Indians celebrate varied festivals of a wide range of religions. Some of the more important festivals celebrated in India are Diwali, Dusserhra, Eid, Christmas and Holi.

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Some festivals can be quite deadly on occasion in which unusual traditions are followed… One such bizarre festival is celebrated in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.

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Festivals are an important part of our lives. They provide us with regular opportunities to celebrate, to feast and to meet up with friends and relatives.

festival · ceremony

Festivals are an important part of our lives. They provide us with regular opportunities to celebrate, to feast and to meet up with friends and relatives.

hills · festival

The region of Kumaon is not just breathtakingly beautiful, it has a rich history and heritage as well. Whether the majestic views of the Himalaya or its magnificent rich culture, Kumaon is charismatic in every way.

festival · hills

The wildfilmsindia team 'discovered' this new festival to share with the world - see the Best of India from Himachal! Aromatic incense, holy fires, temple bells, savoury delights, fun time with family and friends, all the love and bonding.

ceremony · river

Not only is the mountainous region of Garhwal beautiful, it also has a rich history - whether it is the breathtaking views of the Himalaya or its rich culture, the Garhwal Region is charismatic in every sense.

festival · ceremony

A group of transgenders mourn for god Koothandavar's death through ritualistic dances and by breaking their bangles.

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Fish Remedy for Asthma : A short film Modern medicine and science have made rapid strides to find remedies for complex diseases.

dance · music

CLASSICAL DANCES OF INDIA BHARATNATYAM Also known as Sadir, Chinnamelan and most commonly Dasi Attam, Bharat Natyam originated in the temples of Tamil Nadu and was performed by Devdasis.

Rajasthan·desert · river

When you think of the great desert cities of the world Cairo, Marrakesh, Bagdad and maybe even Phoenix come to mind. These are cities of legend that have been the hub of great trade routes or are commercial capitals for their region.

festival · ceremony

The Indian calendar is one long procession of festivals. One such is a Dree festival of the Apatani tribe of Arunachal Pradesh.

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Diversity of cultures is something our country has a rich heritage of. As one moves through the vast landmass called India, languages, customs and the very cultural display drastically change every few miles.

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"A single tear shed for Husayn washes away a hundred sins"- the entire concept of Muharram revolves around this Shia quote. "Muharram", the term gets its origin from the Arabian term haraam, meaning 'sinful'.

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India, with its rich culture and traditions speaks of a land that celebrates almost everything. Marriages or anniversaries, birth or death, the new month or the harvest, they are all celebrated in India.

ceremony · hills

Govardhan Puja, also called Annakut means the pile of grain which is celebrated to remember the victory of Lord Krishna over the arrogant Indra.

ceremony · hills

Govardhan Puja, also called Annakut means the pile of grain which is celebrated to remember the victory of Lord Krishna over the arrogant Indra.

ceremony · hills

Govardhan Puja, also called Annakut means the pile of grain which is celebrated to remember the victory of Lord Krishna over the arrogant Indra.