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Festivals:

Bhai Dooj

Information about the festival celebrations, its significance, and customs.

http://www.bhaidooj.org/

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Hindu Festivals

Brief history, significance, and traditions of the various festivals.

http://festivals.iloveindia.com/hindu-festivals.html

Hindu New Year

About how the Hindu new year is celebrated in different parts of India and outside.

http://www.hindunewyear.com

India Travelogue: Festivals of India

A brief introduction to the festivals.

http://www.indiatravelogue.com/pass/fest/festmain.html

Karwa Chauth

The origin, legends, and traditions of the festival.

http://www.karwachauth.com/

Kumbha Mela Project 2001

Multimedia experience of the Kumbha Mela to be held in Allahabad, India 2001.

http://www.kmp2001.com/

Kumbha Mela Ujjain 2004

Information on the camp to be hosted by Swami Nardanand of Siddha Ashram at Kumbha Mela at Ujjain in 2004.

http://www.geocities.com/siddhaashram/KumbhaMelaUjjain2004.htm

Lamps during Diwali

The reason behind the celebrations are outlined and then related to Kal Yug.

http://www.nijjhar.freeserve.co.uk/Diwali.htm

Raksha Bandhan

Information about Raksha bandhan including the legend and importance of the festival.

http://www.raksha-bandhan.com/

Raksha Bandhan

The origin, legends, and traditions of the festival.

http://www.funmunch.com/events/raksha_bandhan/index.shtml

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