India Perspectives, Volume 17PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2004 - India |
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... held belief that worshipping the deity here can lead to cure of mental illnesses . Last week of every year is a time of New Year revelry- popularly known as Cochin Carnival- at Fort Kochi . The merry carousal dates back to the ...
... held belief that worshipping the deity here can lead to cure of mental illnesses . Last week of every year is a time of New Year revelry- popularly known as Cochin Carnival- at Fort Kochi . The merry carousal dates back to the ...
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... held up ; as he moves on to the next part of the story the next panel is held up . INDIA PERSPECTIVES MAY 2004 42.
... held up ; as he moves on to the next part of the story the next panel is held up . INDIA PERSPECTIVES MAY 2004 42.
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... held here once every 12 years and the Ardh Kumbh Mela , held every six years . This brings in lakhs of devotees here from across the globe . Not only that , the banks of Ganga have also been a source of Ayurvedic and herbal medicines ...
... held here once every 12 years and the Ardh Kumbh Mela , held every six years . This brings in lakhs of devotees here from across the globe . Not only that , the banks of Ganga have also been a source of Ayurvedic and herbal medicines ...
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