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  • ==FESTIVALS== Pongal is the harvest festival celebrated by the farmers in January to worship the sun, the earth and the cattle as thanks giving ...
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  • ==FESTIVALS== The world-famous Kumbh Mela/Ardh Kumbh Mela is held at ... twelfth/sixth year interval. Other prominent fairs/festivals are : ...
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  • ==FESTIVALS== The biggest congregation, perhaps of the world, Kumbha ... Waris Ali Shah. Besides, important festivals of the Hindus, Muslims ...
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  • ==Culture: Dances and festivals== ===Gomira mask makers=== [http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/kolkata/last-of-the-gomira-mask-makers-see-silver ...
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  • ==FESTIVALS== Normally all festivals of Hindus, Muslims and Christians are celebrated ...
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  • functions, festivals, marriages, processions and related celebrations. Supreme Court in its judgements of 25 July 2005 and October 2005 has given ...
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  • The festivals of music, dance and drama presented or promoted by the ... exhibitions and major festivals in foreign countries. =PERFORMING ARTS= ...
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  • youth festivals. =RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT= Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD) a Deemed ...
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  • India to make their mark in international festivals abroad. Avinash Arun's ... film’s circuit of international film festivals that sparked the Oscar ...
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  • at a number of international film festivals like Cairo, Dubai and New York. Buddhadeb Dasgupta's Janala too travelled the film festival circuits ...
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  • poems on Muslim heroes, historical places and festivals eloquently testify his deeply-entrenched faith in Islam and in its intrinsic values. His works ...
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  • at the various Inter College youth festivals on several occasions. She has also performed in various Assamese, Bengali, Oriya and Hindi plays ...
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  • Festivals mean good business, especially events like Ramlila. Mahavir says they served kulfi at three Ramlila venues this time, including the ...
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  • [[Category: Festivals |B]] [[Category:Name|Alphabet]] [[Category:Name ... Spring festivals were reportedly arranged around the shrines of various ...
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  • of Hindu deities and celebrate Hindu festivals such as Diwali and Holi. The musicians despite being devout Muslims, were never rigid. Their music ...
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  • be given to the natural phenomena and seasonal festivals. The highest education is that which does not merely give us information but makes our life in ...
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  • of signages and parking during festivals. B. Eco -Tourism Sites ... tourist destinations and fairs during festivals are showing an ...
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  • All kinds of social gatherings, ceremonies, festivals and recreations ... on occasion such as child birth, Nah-Nuh festivals and Nathanmei (birthday ...
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  • performing ritual roles during festivals, sacrifice and social actions. Lastly but not the least, even though there is no female organization ...
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  • rituals, or cooks who produced meals during Meitei festivals and ritual feasts. The Kshatriyas were converts to Hinduism, who took the surname ...
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  • [[Category:Festivals|C]] [[Category:Religion|C]] [[Category:Name|Alphabet]] ... Different kinds of festivals and feasts of merit are celebrated by ...
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  • music, dance and poetry. Festivals of all faiths were celebrated. Having amassed a great fortune as a mercenary soldier he lived in an entirely ...
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  • put, wrestling etc. are organized during the festivals. ... works, religious ceremonies and cultural festivals including dance and music ...
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  • Between those two dates there were various festivals including a Panchakalyana pooja. As days passed on the influx of pilgrims went on increasing gradually ...
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  • [[Category:Festivals |D ]] [[Category:Jammu & Kashmir |D ]] = Dashhar festival = [http://www.dailyexcelsior.com/thousands-throng-in-centurys-first ...
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  • ” said the judges, referring to the fact that festivals belonging to one community are also celebrated by other people in the country. “Considering ...
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  • for a week each for Holi, Dussehra and Diwali festivals. The high courts work for 210 days because they have shorter summer and winter breaks ...
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  • word and act practised at the Holî and Kajarî festivals in Upper India, which are both closely connected with the control of the weather. Among the ...
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  • Even J&K Tourism department organize melas (festivals) in April every year to promote tourism realizing the tourist potential of the area. ...
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  • for cows and feed them sump- tuously at festivals. Every Agharia has a giwu or spiritual guide who whispers the mantra or sacred verse into his ...
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  • walking round the sacred post, keep the Hindu festivals, and feed Brahmans on the tenth day after a death. They have a priest whom they call their Kazi ...
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  • Hindu deities, and observe the principal Hindu festivals. The Jain and Hindu sections of a subcaste have consequently, as a rule, no objection to taking ...
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  • husband. The Jain Agarwalas observe the Hindu festivals and employ Brahmans for their ceremonies. In Nimar the caste have some curious taboos. It is ...
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  • Rakshabandhan and Holi festivals ; they say that at the Diwali the last Tirthakar Mahavira attained beatitude and the gods rained down jewels ...
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  • by the members of the tribe. They observe all the Hindu festivals, the most favourite with them being Holi in Falgun (March). Men and women throw ...
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  • the leaf-cups and plates used by all Hindus at festivals. In the Central Provinces these are made from the large leaves of the mdJiul creeper ...
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  • flesh. Their principal festivals are Dassera in Aswin (October- November) and Basant Panchmi in Magh (February-March), which are celebrated with ...
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  • emblems of their calling on the principal festivals. The former is waved over ... festivals. After he has received the usual courtesies he pro- duces ...
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  • that the men danced before the different festivals and before battles. The ... Muhammadan sainls and Khandoba. Their chief festivals are ...
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  • their weaving implements at the Diwali and HoH festivals, and feed the crows in Kunwar (September-October) as representing the spirits of their ...
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  • observe some of the ordinary Hindu festivals, as the Anant Chaturthi, and some of them employ Brahmans to read the Satya Narayan Katha, ...
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  • =Festivals of the Community= [http://sybscd.blogspot.in/2012/03/dawoodi ... The various festivals are:- New year- On the first night of the year ...
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  • in which they reside, and observe the principal festivals. In Saugor the Chamars have a family god, known as Marri, who is represented by a lump ...
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  • by a stone outside the village. At festivals they offer animal sacrifices to their agricultural implements, as hoes and hatchets. They employ ...
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  • it as a mystic symbol in some of their sacred festivals, and the Romans introduced the custom of hanging an umbrella in the basilican churches ...
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  • and they ^'°"" also observe the ordinary Hindu festivals. At Diwali they worship their goats by dyeing their horns and touching their feet. One Bahram ...
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  • Chakaran land, receiving presents at all village festivals. The presence of the washerman is indispensable at marriages of the higher classes ...
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  • in betel-leaf, and she will love him. Their chief festivals are the Holi and Diwali, at which they drink a great deal. The dead are buried or burnt as ...
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  • Kunwar, on the eighth day of each fortnight, two festivals are held. At the first each girl in the family wears a thread containing ...
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  • title of Haji. 19. Festi- The principal festivals are the Muharram and the ... only leads the public prayers at the Id festivals and keeps registers of ...
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  • guidance and for curing diseases. All major festivals are celebrated. The dead are cremated and a period of death pollution observed; ancestor worship ...
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  • and incense when these diseases are prevalent festivals. among men or cattle, but if the epidemic does not abate after a time, they abuse the goddess ...
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  • They observe the Hindu fasts and festivals, and at Dasahra worship their musical instruments and the weaver's loom. Being impure, they do not ...
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  • village t j° e n c ° ste musicians at festivals. In the Central Provinces ... who attend as musicians at weddings and festivals and also perform menial ...
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  • right to certain privileges on all public festivals and ceremonies, which are jealously guarded. A breach on either side leads to faction fights ...
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  • community has decided to ban it during festivals and events and fine violators ... “We have vowed not to allow consumption of liquor during festivals ...
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  • The Hindu festivals most generally observed by all sects are the Holī and [S. 209] the Dasara, which respectively marrk the seasons of the vernal ...
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  • observe all Hindu festivals. Brahmans are engaged on ceremonial and religious occasions. ==Disposal of the Dead== The dead are either buried, or burnt, ...
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  • to go about naked, and at the religious festivals they would go in procession naked to bathe in the river. At Amarnath in the Punjab they would ...
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  • They are worshipped at the g101 annual festivals, and also at weddings. When a man or woman dies without children their spirits are known as ...
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  • occurs at Dasahra, Shimga and other leading festivals, when the village deity is taken out of the temple and carried in procession. On these occasions, in ...
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  • mosque. They observe Muhammadan rites and festivals generally, and are permitted to smoke from the huqqas of other Muhammadans. They are governed ...
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  • Siva, and their principal festival is Festivals. ^e Shivratri, when they ... but they observe many of the other Hindu festivals, such as the Janmashtami ...
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  • and other festivals come earlier every year by about eleven days. == Intercalary months.== In order to reconcile the lunar and solar years the ...
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  • the nine days prior to the Ramnaomi and Dasahra festivals in March and September. Some of them carry their devotion so far as to grow the plants of wheat ...
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  • festivals, and a little ghi is poured out in her honour by way of incense. When the juari harvest is gathered, dalias or cakes of boiled juari ...
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  • Mata or the goddess of smallpox. On their chief festivals of Hareli and Dasahra all iron implements are washed and placed together in the ...
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  • well. Races of war-horses were held at his festivals on 14th March and 27th February, and a great race on the Ides of October when the winner ...
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  • and at the Holi and Diwali festivals. Twice a year they venerate the pen and ink, the implements of their profession, to which they owe their ...
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  • annually with rice on the harvest and Dasahra festivals. ... to. Festi- The tribe have three principal festivals, known as the Semi Jatra ...
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  • are sung in their praise on important festivals, the members of the family ... is sup- posed to recover. The chief festivals of the Kirs are Diwali ...
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  • They observe the ordinary festivals, and like other Hindus cease to observe one on which a death has occurred in the family, until some happy ...
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  • fishing as well as Karbha, Bahan and other common festivals. A Brahmin priest will officiate at religious activities as well as rituals associated with ...
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  • cholera and smallpox. The Korwas have three festivals : the Deothan is observed on the full moon day of Pus (December), and all their gods are worshipped ...
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  • and in the Sambalpur District they will take food together at festivals. But this degree of intimacy may simply have arisen from their common ...
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  • other than animal sacrifices are made to him on festivals and on the celebration of a marriage. 5. Occupa- Those of the caste who are Kablrpanthis ...
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  • rites of one of her festivals, the Thesmophoria, bear out the view that originally the pig was an embodiment of the corn- goddess herself, either ...
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  • wheat and rice, butter and sugar are delicacies reserved for festivals. As a rule only water is drunk, but the caste ^ indulge in country liquor ...
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  • known as taldq. The caste observe the Muhammadan festivals, and have some favourite saints of their own to whom they make offerings of gulgula, a kind ...
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  • give her expensive clothes to wear at festivals and her own people ... northern Districts, and rice is kept for festivals. The millets are made into ...
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  • women to colour them red or pink at marriages and festivals. This is done by the barber's wife, who will colour the feet of the whole party, at the same ...
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  • princi- pally observe the Holi and Dasahra festivals and the days of the new and full moon. On the festival of Nag-Panchmi they make an image of a snake ...
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  • the new rice and at the Holi and Dasahra festivals. They dance the karma dance in the months of Asarh and Kunwar or at the beginning and end of ...
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  • festivals. Sometimes it is the privilege of being escorted on certain occasions by armed retainers, sometimes that of having a trumpet sounded ...
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  • weddings, the festivals of Shivratri and of Akhatij, and a day each in the months of Magh (January) and Phagun (February). This rule, however ...
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  • the festivals of Gokul Ashtami in August and Datta- Jayantri in December. They consider the month of Aghan (November) as holy, because Krishna ...
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  • with him, she makes brief visits for festivals or on other ... The caste beat drums at village festivals, and castrate 6. Occupacattle, ...
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  • Hindu festivals, they employ a Brahman to write the Plli Chhitthi or yellow note fixing the date of a marriage. They call themselves by Hindu ...
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  • and festivals.-^ Mr. Crooke is of opinion that they are undoubtedly an offshoot of the great Dom caste who are little better than sweepers.- ...
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  • Dasahra and Diwali festivals they wash and revere their implements, the razor, scissors and nail-pruners. They pay regard to omens. It is unpropitious ...
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  • Mahadeva propitiatory festivals are held in his honour. At ... 2 Bengali Festivals and Holidays, Review, vol. v, pp. 59, 60. ...
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  • for themselves, and at dances, festivals and other social gatherings ... The principal festivals are the Sarhul, celebrated when 19. Festithe ...
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  • Kablr. Some of the Kabirhas observe the Hindu festivals, and the Saktahas, as already stated, have the same religious practices as other Hindus ...
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  • tents at the Dasahra and Diwali festivals, and on the former ^ Lectures on Criminal Tribes of the C.P., p. I9- occasion clean their hunting implements ...
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  • festivals. by numbering posts or trees. When rain is wanted the people ... festivals of the Parjas are the Hareli ^ or feast of the new ...
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  • as impure. At their marriage festivals, Mr. Gayer notes, boys are dressed up as girls and made to dance in public, but they do not use drums or ...
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  • sales in the country pick up again with festivals. It is Onam that kick-starts ... Dhanteras, Diwali and ahead of most other festivals too. Little wonder then ...
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  • on ordinary occasions, but not at festivals or at auspicious ' Temple and Fallon's Hindustani Proverbs. periods. Muhammadans rather affect black ...
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  • festivals of the countryside. Near the north-west angle of the bazar, where there is a tomb of a third brother of Adham Khan, a country road leads ...
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  • and bankers. Only four annual festivals in honour of Lakshmi are kept, that on the Diwali being omitted. Manasa Devi is propitiated with great ...
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