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Rangoli -  Colors of India
Rangoli - Colors of India

Rangoli is basically floor painting using colored sand, flowers, clay lamps or rice. It is one such creative expression which is found in all parts of the country. Used mostly during festivals, Rangoli is an art of making attractive, innovative designs on the entrance of the house - as a symbol of welcoming guest. Indians also have a tradition of welcoming guests in grandeur. This can be seen during marriages and festivals. Related Articles: Bandhani - Indian Tie and Dye Fabulous Indian Recipes Fabindia - The Success Story Read more »


Recipes for Holi - The Festival of Colors & Fun

Recipes for Holi - The Festival of Colors & Fun

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'The Unforgettable Tour' of the Bachchans

'The Unforgettable Tour' of the Bachchans

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Independence Day: The Best of Bollywood's Patriotic Movies

Independence Day: The Best of Bollywood's Patri...

On the eve of India's Independence Day (15th of August), I have put together a list of the Best Patriotic Movies in Bollywood. Bollywood ...

Weekend Getaway to The Mini Mahabaleshwar - Dapoli

Weekend Getaway to The Mini Mahabaleshwar - Dapoli

Dapoli, a beach town on the west coast of Maharashtra at a height of 800feet above sea level in Ratnagiri District, is a very popular rec...

Armed Forces Medical College Pune

Armed Forces Medical College Pune

The educational center of India, Pune, is a world-renowned educational hub for people across the globe. Pune houses various prestigious I...

What You Didn't Know About Sachin Tendulkar

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Sachin Tendulkar is the most talked about cricket player in India and all over the world. He is one such player who is admired by all com...

Pune Gearing Up for The 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games

Pune Gearing Up for The 2008 Commonwealth Youth...

Pune the Cultural Capital of Maharashtra and the proud hosts of the 2008 Commonwealth Youth Games is busy gearing up for this huge sporti...

Ayurvedic Spas in Pune

Ayurvedic Spas in Pune

Ayurveda is the ancient, traditional and scientific system of holistic medicine that has been practiced through centuries by ancient phys...

Bandhani-Indian Tie and Dye

Bandhani-Indian Tie and Dye

The tyeing of cloth with thread and then dying it is the simplest and perhaps the oldest form of creating patterns on a plain piece of cl...

Places to See in India : Badami Cave Temples, Karnataka

Places to See in India : Badami Cave Temples, K...

Badami caves are located in the Southern state of India, Karnataka. The caves are famous for their carved temples, magnificent surroundi...

Picturesque Hill Station of Matheran Near Pune

Picturesque Hill Station of Matheran Near Pune

The picturesque hill station of Matheran near Pune is a must visit place when you are in Pune or Mumbai. The natural beauty and landscape...

Author on the Rise: Chetan Bhagat

Author on the Rise: Chetan Bhagat

Chetan Bhagat is a best-selling Indian author who's most notable novel is a story about three friends in IIT who are unable to cope.- Fiv...

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Aka Osho

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Aka Osho

Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, also known as Osho or Acharya Rajneesh, is an Indian spiritual leader who preached the doctrine of Eastern mystic...

Kolkata - The New York of India (Part II)

Kolkata - The New York of India (Part II)

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How to Cross an Indian Road and Live to Talk About It

How to Cross an Indian Road and Live to Talk Ab...

Something as simple as crossing the road is a high-risk adventure activity in most Indian cities. You look both ways and all you see is a...

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