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17th September 2009
With autumn comes the biggest festival of the Bengalees, the Durga Puja. A five-day festival, which starts from the evening of Mahashasthi and ends at Dashami brings the biggest happiness for each and every Bengalee. It is the time to get out of the house... Read >
Author: hampry17th September 2009
The festivals of Orissa have a great peculiarity in sense of the people’s involvement during the festival time. The religious fervor in events of all origin and purpose unite the festivals and fairs in a blissful collage of dances, music and Jatras that... Read >
Author: pancy14th September 2009
The four days of Durga Puja are the best time of the year for Bengalees. In Kolkata it is the biggest annual festival and for Bengalees settled abroad, it is a time to get relief from daily work schedules. Creating an ambiance even close to that in Kolkat... Read >
Author: hampry11th September 2009
The first nine days in the Ashwin month is celebrated differently in different parts of India by Hindus. Navratri is a combination of many concepts, with the common theme of the victory of good over evil. One concept is that Vijayadashami or Dusshera is c... Read >
Author: Jignesh Patel11th September 2009
India is famous for its festivals and the next festival coming up on the charts is the festival of goddess Shakti. Navratri is dedicated to the nine forms of the goddess and it is also a celebration of the victory of goodness over evil. This is, as many o... Read >
Author: Jignesh Patel11th September 2009
The festival of dance and music is back with a bang! Nine nights of fun, Navratri is definitely a reason to send out traditional gifts to your closed ones, in India or elsewhere. If the idea of Navratri for you is only to dance in traditional clothes all ... Read >
Author: Jignesh Patel07th September 2009
Bengalees are very well known for their love for foods. You can recognize Bengalees not only in India but in all corners of the world by their food habits and food culture. Bengalees do not need special occasions to have a delicious lunch or dinner; they ... Read >
Author: hampry30th August 2009
Sending greetings[Durga pujas special gift, kolkata pujas special gift, Send Durgapuja gift to friends, Way to send durgapuja gift to friends, Durga Puja gift through online] to friends and relatives on special occasions is a tradition that we maintain ve... Read >
Author: hampry28th August 2009
Bengalees’ fascination for travel and tourism is known to all. Bengalees have always being way ahead of people of other states in buying tickets and booking hotels in travel destinations. There is no such tourist spot in the country where you won’t fi... Read >
Author: hampry22nd August 2009
Durga Puja is the biggest annual event in Kolkata. Though, basically a religious tradition of the Hindus, for the Bengalees the importance of Durga Puja is much more. For common Bengalees it is a grand carnival, for devotees it is time to worship the the ... Read >
Author: hampry20th August 2009
The small city-state of Singapore is mixture of nationalities and influences – Malay, Chinese, Indian and of course British – gives it a unique flavors. And it is for this flavor, especially represented in its cuisine, that many travelers book flights... Read >
Author: ezeeflight20th August 2009
Bengalees’ fascination for travel and tourism is known to all. Bengalees have always being way ahead of people of other states in buying tickets and booking hotels in travel destinations. There is no such tourist spot in the country where you won’t fi... Read >
Author: hampry20th August 2009
Durga Puja is organized in large numbers in all corners of Kolkata and in fact it is quite difficult to cover all on a single day. Durga Puja in Kolkata can broadly be divided into four parts: East, West, North and South. While South and North host majori... Read >
Author: hampry18th August 2009
Human emotions are countless. Love and affection being one of the most precious among them, needs special modes of expression. Some express it with a warm hug, some with sweet gestures and with a tender word or smile. But when distance turns out to be a f... Read >
Author: Amit Desai13th August 2009
Durga Puja is organized in large numbers in all corners of Kolkata and in fact it is quite difficult to cover all on a single day. Durga Puja in Kolkata can broadly be divided into four parts: East, West, North and South. While South and North host majori... Read >
Author: hampry10th August 2009
Labhpur, also spelt as Labpur is a town and community development block under the Bolpur subdivision in the Birbhum district of West Bengal. Labhpur is a very famous among the Bengalees as the native place of laureate Tarashankar Bandopadhyay, one of the ... Read >
Author: hampry10th August 2009
Sending greetings to friends and relatives on special occasions is a tradition that we maintain very sincerely. We send best wishes and compliments to people and expect the same in return. In the past, hand-written letters and cards were the only ways to ... Read >
Author: hampry03rd August 2009
Sending greetings to friends and relatives on special occasions is a tradition that we maintain very sincerely. We send best wishes and compliments to people and expect the same in return. In the past, hand-written letters and cards were the only ways to ... Read >
Author: hampry01st August 2009
Held in between late September and mid October, the Durga Puja is the biggest religious festival for the Bengalees. Being held in the autumn, which is known as Shorotkal in Bengalee, the Durga puja is also known as Sharodotsav and is the best time of the ... Read >
Author: hampry27th July 2009
The attachment of Bengalees to Durga Puja
To people all over the world, spring is the best of all seasons but for Bengalees, it’s the autumn because it’s the time for the Durga Puja. Held in between late September and mid-October, Durga Puja In Ind... Read >
Author: roykajal6527th July 2009
There are lot of attractions for Delhi visitors and satisfaction with regard to accommodation in Delhi hotels. India new Delhi hotel combine international service with standards with Indian hospitality. Delhi is among the tourists hub in India that attrac... Read >
Author: pancy26th July 2009
Sending greetings to friends and relatives on special occasions is a tradition that we maintain very sincerely. We send best wishes and compliments to people and expect the same in return. In the past, hand-written letters and cards were the only ways to ... Read >
Author: hampry24th July 2009
For Bengalees all over the world, Durga Puja is the biggest festival of the year. Though it is a religious tradition of worshipping Goddess Durga, for Bengalees it is a huge carnival. It is the time when Bengalees, who stay abroad come to their houses in ... Read >
Author: hampry20th July 2009
For Bengalees all over the world, Durga Puja is the biggest festival of the year. Though it is a religious tradition of worshipping Goddess Durga, for Bengalees it is a huge carnival. It is the time when Bengalees, who stay abroad come to their houses in ... Read >
Author: hampry16th July 2009
Even Bengalees who are settled abroad for professional reasons exchange gifts with their family members in Kolkata during Durga Puja. Sending clothes charge a lot of carriage money and so majority of people prefer sending sweets, flowers and small souveni... Read >
Author: hampry23rd June 2009
In this world, human relations matter a lot. Family members, friends and other near and dear ones make life appear complete and beautiful. It is the essence of being there for each other in good and bad times which strengthens the bond. In India, a lot... Read >
Author: Amit Desai23rd June 2009
In this world, human relations matter a lot. Family members, friends and other near and dear ones make life appear complete and beautiful. It is the essence of being there for each other in good and bad times which strengthens the bond. In India, a lot... Read >
Author: Amit Desai18th May 2009
’’Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think.’’
- Longfellow
Human beings are the best creations of... Read >
Author: Amit Desai07th May 2009
"Give what you have. To someone, it may be better than you dare to think."
- Longfellow
Human beings are the best cr... Read >
Author: Amit Desai17th April 2009
The religious calender is red inked with a number of festivals of different caste and community. West Bengal, situated in the part of India is a land of Bengali's and their festivals. Of all the year round fairs and festivity, the main focus falls into th... Read >
Author: Mithi Dey04th December 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: JASSI05th November 2008
Traveling magnifies all human emotions and refreshes one's mind and rejuvenates him to get of pressure and depression. There are so many tourist spots across the globe that lets you to carry memorable moments apart from refreshing your mind. However, with... Read >
Author: Aparajita13th October 2008
Six yards of cloth. That is not all there is to the saree. This dress worn by millions of Indian women is, by far, the most elegant. It is not merely an outfit but an ornament, lending both grace and glamour to the person who wears it. More important, th... Read >
Author: amit kumar gupta13th October 2008
Six yards of cloth. That is not all there is to the saree. This dress worn by millions of Indian women is, by far, the most elegant. It is not merely an outfit but an ornament, lending both grace and glamour to the person who wears it. More important, the... Read >
Author: amit kumar gupta23rd September 2008
In hinduism lot's of festivals celebrates. Hindu festivals are celebration of gods and goddess birth who live for thousands year ago. Lot’s of kings and queens, lord and goddess in hindu mythology. Each hindu festival has story.
One festival has ... Read >
Author: dubaiblog05th September 2008
Whenever you think of Kolkota Durga puja strikes suddenly in your mind especially when Navratras are near.Navratri is a sacred festival of nine continues nights devoted to Godess Kali or Durga .Mother shakti or divine mother Durga festival starts from As... Read >
Author: Anand05th September 2008
Whenever you think of Kolkota Durga puja strikes suddenly in your mind especially when Navratras are near.Navratri is a sacred festival of nine continues nights devoted to Godess Kali or Durga .Mother shakti or divine mother Durga festival starts from As... Read >
Author: Anand21st August 2008
Walk in Old Calcutta- INDIA-For Travelers
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is... Read >
Author: jagi21st August 2008
India is a land of many festivals and celebrations. Festivals in India are celebrated with zest, passion and devotions as it is a part of life. Some of the most popular festivals all over India are Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhand, Eid, Gurpurb, Durga Puja, ... Read >
Author: poojalapasia15th July 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: Rajneesh14th July 2008
In Calcutta, each street has a story, by every cornice hangs a tale. And a trip to the Heritage-heavy city is wasted if you miss the significance of the grand old edifices that fill it. Charlock’s city is notorious for its humid summers but winters are ... Read >
Author: Rajneesh29th April 2008
India is a land of festivals. With a confluence of varied religious and traits the time to come together and enjoy is plenty. Fashion naturally is a part of such traditions. Largely Indian wear is teamed as sarees, shararas, choli-ghagra, salwar suits and... Read >
Author: Jennie28th September 2007
Durga Puja, the festival of victory over bad is the worship of 'Shakti' or the divine power. Most of the religious celebrations in the world have legends surrounding them. The stories are generally the fight between the evil and the good. Worship of Godde... Read >
Author: fancycreativity@gmail.com20th March 2007
Kolkata is the largest metropolis in India, Calcutta is a vibrant city on the move, volatile and unpredictable. The Gateway to India, till 1912, and the capital of the Raj in India, it still bears the Victorian imprint on its streets and structures. A cit... Read >
Author: Vinay09th February 2007
Indian festivals speak of India's rich cultural and traditional background. The colorful festivals are an integral part of every Indian. The festivals play an important part in promoting the traditional handicrafts and tourism of India. The rich cultural ... Read >
Author: Ross Kortman15th December 2006
Taliban is considered to be the most old fashioned,fanatic,cruel,un civilized and with many other names.But if we considered their acts we will find , many group of people like them in many parts of world.
Bombay is considered to be, the most advanced,... Read >
Author: I-protocol17th November 2006
Orissa Tourism
Erstwhile Kalinga of the famous Mauryan emporer Ashoka, the maritime state of Orissa has a varied and fascinating history represented by the famous Sun temple at Konark and the revered Jagannath temple at Puri. Home to sixty-two tribes, ... Read >
Author: Satya Narayan23rd October 2006
Hinduism gives lot of importance to Shakti. Though there are more followers of Shiva and Vishnu, there are many followers of Shakti especially in the east of India. Let us find out why Shakti is so important.
Shakti is the other side of Lord Shiva. Unl... Read >
Author: CD Mohatta01st November 2005
Calcutta, India is a city known for having a serious poverty problem. While this is true, there is much more to the place.
Calcutta
Calcutta is a colonial city organized during the period of British rule, which means a great majority of it is only ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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