| Kumbh Mela |
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Kumbh mela assumes immense importance among the people in India. |
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| Goa Carnival |
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Come to Goa once and you'll surely want to return to this place again and again. |
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| Diwali |
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Of all the festivals celebrated in India, Diwali is the most imp ortant festival, |
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| Pushkar Fair |
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Every November, the sleepy little township of Pushkar in Rajasthan, India comes |
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| Dussehra |
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Whenever we think of India we think as a land of festivals. Every festival in India |
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| Rakhi |
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The Rakhi festival or Raksha Bandhan has a special significance in hearts of brothers |
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The sub-continent of Indian is one long pageant of colorful fairs and festivals. As the days peel off the lunar calendar, the people of this country who come from widely different racial stocks and profess widely different faiths happily go about celebrating events that live in the collective memory. And that sure makes for an impressive list of fairs and festivals, which are more than the number of days in a year. Here are some of the major Indian fairs and festivals that are extravaganzas in themselves and attract tourists from all over the world every year.
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The major festivals that are celebrated in India includes Diwali, the festivals of lights and fire crackers, Holi, the festival of colors; Christmas, Eid-Ul-Fitr, Pongal, the harvest festival, Baisakhi, and the national holidays of the Independence Day and Republic Day etc, that are celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervor in India. Apart from all these - the Kumbh Mela has exerted a mesmeric influence over the mind and the imagination of the ordinary Indian since time immemorial. It is when millions of devout congregate on the banks of the holy river Ganges, for a dip in the sacred waters that is believed to bring spiritual salvation and contentment.
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