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Vast, varied, vivid: How this art festival celebrates pan-India creativity

Vast, varied, vivid: How this art festival celebrates pan-India creativity

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Sikkim’s Tihar is portrayed as a “festival beyond lights” that honors people, animals and nature, featuring dedicated days of worship for animals that share the landscape with humans and are traditionally associated with Yama, the Hindu god of death. On the second day of Tihar, known as Kukur Tihar, foreign tourists, locals and Nepal Police worshipped dogs, giving the animals VIP treatment.

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    One of the defining features of Tihar is its dedicated days of worship for animals that share the landscape with humans and are traditionally associated with Yama, the Hindu god of death.

    — The Assam Tribune

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In this photo essay, we feature more highlights from Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath’s national art festival.

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    Vast, varied, vivid: How this art festival celebrates pan-India creativity

    In this photo essay, we feature more highlights from Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath’s national art festival.

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