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... festival reviving a scenario of regal splendour and flourishing art forms . This Festival has assumed a kind of distinctive significance and importance for the timely endeavours it has made towards the revival , preservation and ...
... festival reviving a scenario of regal splendour and flourishing art forms . This Festival has assumed a kind of distinctive significance and importance for the timely endeavours it has made towards the revival , preservation and ...
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... festival with utmost zeal and enthusiasm . But " Phool Walon Ki Sair " is a festival with a difference : it is celebrated jointly by both Hindus and Muslims . This festival owes its origin to a series of events during the reign of Akbar ...
... festival with utmost zeal and enthusiasm . But " Phool Walon Ki Sair " is a festival with a difference : it is celebrated jointly by both Hindus and Muslims . This festival owes its origin to a series of events during the reign of Akbar ...
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... festival . It continued to be held in the rainy season until the Quit India movement in 1942 , when it was discontinued . However , a few year after Independence , Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru realized that not only was it a festival that ...
... festival . It continued to be held in the rainy season until the Quit India movement in 1942 , when it was discontinued . However , a few year after Independence , Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru realized that not only was it a festival that ...
Contents
THE TIMELESS APPEAL OF ASSAMS WEAVING ART Shalini Mitra | 7 |
THE POET INTELLECTUAL Pavan K Varma | 14 |
GREAT EXPONENT OF INDIAN CULTURE Prabhakar Begde 22 228 | 22 |
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