Indians thread

[Somil]

Arey yaar, why dont you people come to my house in punjab? Now dont say its verrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy far.

[Somil]

Hardly i found any south indian with a rakhi tied

[parthabe]

Raksha Bandhan is also celebrated, but among only the settlers from North India.

But I can bet that North Indian Diwali is celebrated on a much bigger scale in Madurai than even in Chennai or Coimbatore, because of the decades-old business settlers from there.

Message Edited by parthabe on 10-06-2009 04:10 AM

[muks]

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Arey yaar, why dont you people come to my house in punjab? Now dont say its verrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy far.

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Is that your house? Grt one you have. Seems like you guys inhale good fresh air afterall.

[Somil]

Amritsar diwali is the most famous one. 

I hope everybody know about the holy city

[parthabe]

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muks wrote:

You guys anyway have to return right?

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I need to return to B'lore.

[parthabe]

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Somil wrote:
Arey yaar, why dont you people come to my house in punjab? Now dont say its verrrrrrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyy far.

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I dont say it is too far, but I dont want to say it is a house.  It appears a palace to me, larger than a typical Kerala house.

[parthabe]

Mumbai Diwali is the most fervour & longest one, because it is celebrated for nearly a week, culminating on a day on which sisters must come(go) to brothers' home(s).

[parthabe]

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Somil wrote:

I hope everybody know about the holy city

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You can tell us more about it.

Similarly, Vaibhav can brief (actually I mean 'elaborate', as his normal explanation itself will be very much descriptive) about the Akshardham temples.

[Somil]

Hehe, Thanks guys

Actually. our home is situated just near the Rajasthan feeders. (two canals in the pic)

aslo, you can see the biiiiiiiiiiggggggg fields in the pic as well

So fresh air..............haha, certainly