Along with the rest of the world, India has been observing March 8th as International Women’s Day for the past few years. History however shows the poor status of Indian women and several horrendous practices, many still shamelessly upheld. Read on to see what Women’s Day has come to be in India.

Holi is the Indian festival of colors. Though popularly celebrated in North India, Holi celebrations have caught the attention of Southerners too, making this another excitingly significant Indian Festival. Read on to know more.

Highway on my Plate is a must have book for anyone planning to hit Indian roads. This easy to use guide helps you locate the best places to fill your tummy on a long ride in Indian Highways. Read this review to learn what else you can find with Highway on my Plate on your Indian road travels.

Indians are a superstitious community who believe that where you walk, what goes before you, what you see and a host of other things dictate the good or bad that happens in life. Here are a few famous Indian Superstitions. (Remember there are hundreds more)

Valentine’s Day is now celebrated elaborately by youngsters especially in urban areas of India. Being a country bound by traditions, celebrations on February 14th are certainly not universally welcome though. Read more to find how Valentine’s Day is slowly gaining popularity in India.

India is a vibrant country with a rich cultural legacy that dates back to several thousands of years. Quiz yourself on facts about India to find out how much you know and have fun!

Indians are known to be a diverse community with differences in lifestyles and beliefs. However, when the soft melody of the National Anthem echoes, every Indian jumps up in awe, respect and patriotic fervor. Here are the lyrics and meaning of India’s 100 year old National Anthem.

Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation shaped India's destiny. After his death in 1948 several museums have been set up across the country to preserve his memory for future generations. Here is a list of Gandhi memorial museums in India

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Republic Day in India falls on 26th January and is one of the three National Holidays. On this day the Constitution of India came into force in the year 1950. Read on to find out more about Republic Day celebrations in India.