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`Weirdass weekend` with Vir Das

Mumbai, Sept 23, (ANI):Tinsel villa's favourite comedian 'Vir Das' attended India's largest comedy festival, OML in the entertainment capital, Mumbai recently. Sep 23, 2013
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Musical Fashion Show by Globoil India

Mumbai, Sep 22 (ANI): An evening of music, fashion and glamour was organized by the Globoil India in the showbiz capital Mumbai. The event started with a live performance by singer Shibani Kashyap who took the stage away with her mesmerizing voice. Spotted at the ramp was popular playback singer Sonu Nigam who walked the ramp as show stopper in a black tuxedo. Gorgeous bollywood babe Karisma Kapoor also took on stage in a black and white top paired with black leggings and looked absolutely stunning! With Peppy music, colourful stage and a pinch of bollywood tadka it was indeed a grand show! Sep 22, 2013
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Anushka Sharma flaunts her back on ramp!

Mumbai, Sep 21 (ANI): Bollywood___s gorgeous lady, Anushka Sharma was seen flaunting her back as she walked the runway for Nivea in Mumbai recently and thus launching a contest where people could show off their backs. Clad in a blue dress with a slit, she told that it is only the confidence, which is needed to flaunt your back beautifully. Well___. you surely set the ramp on fire with your sexy back Anushka!!! Sep 21, 2013
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It happens: Ganpati Visarjan

Mumbai/Bhopal/Agra, Sept 20,(ANI): It was a sea of humanity that spilled over onto the streets and main thoroughfares across India as thousands of devout Hindus gave a tearful and colourful farewell to the elephant God Ganesha ahead of his idol's immersion. This event marked the culmination of the ten-day long festival of 'Vinayaka Chaturthi' as thousands of idols of Ganesha made of mud and straws, are immersed in water bodies like rivers, streams, ponds, lakes and even in seas. The immersion ceremony known as 'Visarjan' is regarded as the divine entities returning to their abodes after being the guests of the devotees on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. At Mumbai, there was a beeline of devotees walking across the streets with huge idols of Ganesha carried by trucks and other vehicles. The devotees danced on the streets to appease the God for one last time before another year long wait for the elephant deity to descend on earth. The picture showcasing mirth, divinity and the spiritual vivacity of Indians was no different in other Indian cities. Be it the central Bhopal or northern Agra city, devotees of Lord Ganesha thronged on the banks of water bodies to immerse their respective idols and engaged in performing the last-minute rituals. Sep 20, 2013
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It happens: Pitru Paksha Rituals

Gaya, Sept 20,(ANI): Devout Hindus converged on the banks of sacred river Falgu in India's eastern Bihar state to perform 'Pitru Paksha' as they paid homage to their ancestors and prayed for the salvation of their souls especially through food offerings. The devotees offered prayers and performed religious rituals on the banks of the river at the holy city of Gaya. Pitr-paksha generally falls in the month of September or October every year. According to traditional belief, the eldest son of a family performs Pind Daan and pays homage to their ancestors. The devotees also get their heads tonsured as a part of the ritual for the departed souls. The food is usually cooked in silver or copper vessels and placed on banana leaves. Devotees believe that once the ritual is performed, the souls of their ancestors shall be relieved of all the sins and they would be freed from the cycle of birth and death. Sep 20, 2013
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