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Karnataka·hills · festival

Jain community members shower this ancient statue with milk during the Mahamastakabhishek festival. The colossal monolithic statue of Gomateshwara or Bahubali is situated at Shravanabelagola, 158 km away from Bangalore.

temple · village

Bahubali Gomateshwara Statue at Dharmastala Dharmasthala is an Indian temple town[1] on the banks of the Nethravathi River in the Belthangadi taluk of the Dakshina Kannada district in Karnataka, India.[2] It is also a panchayat village,[3]…

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The Mahamasthakabhisheka is an important Jain festival held once every twelve years in the town of Shravanabelagola in Karnataka, India. The festival is held in veneration of an immense 18 meter high statue of the siddha Bahubali.

bazaar · festival

Shop for Diwali gift Hampers and sweets at Delhi's famous market, Yusuf Sarai. A variety of dry fruits and sweets are displayed in a shop during the Diwali festival at Yusuf Sarai, New Delhi.

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Statues of Hindu gods and goddesses for sale at Sajawat Diwali Mela in Delhi

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The famous Diwali Mela at The Blind Relief Association in Delhi, with crowds filtering in to shop

bazaar · festival

Bustling market during the Diwali festival, massive crowd at a sweet shop in Yusuf Sarai that sells sweets and Namkeens, dry fruits people standing in line for their turn to buy things there.

bazaar · festival

Women in black sarees buy gifts for Diwali she buys juice for gifts, and many more people buy gifts like sweets and chocolate, Soanpapdi, Kaju Katli, and many more items are being sold during the Diwali festival.

festival · ceremony

Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India. While Diwali is popularly known as the "festival of lights".

festival · ceremony

Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India. While Diwali is popularly known as the "festival of lights".

Uttar Pradesh·festival

Buildings brightly decorated with decorative electrical lights on Diwali in Agra. Diwali - or Deepavalli as it's called in South India - is the most important Hindu festival.

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Little clay pots called 'diyas' are for sale everywhere, heaped in piles. These are placed inside and outside homes, filled with oil and lit on the night of Diwali.

music · festival

A video project for a NUS Malay Language module, LAM2201. Video Credits Filmed, Narrated and Edited by: Introduction - Iris Pek Significance - Tan Qiu Jin Festive Preparation - Vincent See Doorway decoration and Clothing - Peh Li Ping Food…

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Diwali is a five-day festival celebrated in Autumn each year, by four different religions. Also known as the “Festival of Light” it represents the triumph of good over evil.

ceremony · festival

Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India. While Diwali is popularly known as the "festival of lights".

ceremony · festival

Vendors selling Puja items, garlands etc on the occasion of Diwali, people are seen busy buying fire crackers, Puja items and sweets. Retailers of firecrackers in the town booming with business ahead of Diwali.

ceremony · festival

Vendors selling Puja items, garlands etc on the occasion of Diwali, people are seen busy buying fire crackers, Puja items and sweets. Retailers of firecrackers in the town booming with business ahead of Diwali.

ceremony · festival

Diwali is known as festival of light, people lit up their buildings with electric lights and earthen lamp. And children are attract to crackers on the occasion of Diwali.

ceremony · festival

India's lit up their houses with electric light and oil lamps on the eve Diwali. Children under the guidances of parents burst crackers. Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India.

ceremony · festival

Children under the guidance of parents burst crackers and enjoy the festival of light in India. Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India.

ceremony · festival

Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India. While Diwali is popularly known as the "festival of lights".

ceremony · festival

People Bursting Crackers On Occasion Of Diwali Festival Diwali is certainly one of the biggest, brightest and most important festivals of India. While Diwali is popularly known as the "festival of lights".

ceremony · festival

Oil Lamps Lit On Colorful Rangoli On Occasion Of Diwali - India Illuminated oil lamps lit on beautiful floral design decorated rangoli during Diwali festival celebration in India.