India is a country of multi-religions and people are free here to celebrate their festivals and fairs as per their traditions and rituals with much fervor and enthusiasm. As the holy month of Ramadan has come to an end, Indian Muslims are all set to celebrate their biggest festival known as Eid-UL-Fitr or simply Eid. The festival is known for celebrating love and togetherness between friends and relatives. The festivity brings the occasion to devour and enjoy lip smacking sevaiyaan

Tired of your busy life and want to take a break to some exclusive destination to unwind? Go for a visit to the hill stations of Maharashtra. This beautiful state is blessed with a number of hill resorts where you can go for memorable holidays. In fact, some hill stations of Maharashtra are the favorite weekend gateways of many Bollywood celebrities as well as local people. The verdant green environment, charming views of these hill stations and vast valleys make

Holi is a popular spring festival also known as the festival of colors celebrated with huge fanfare by the people of every cadre in India. Apart from being the festival of colors, it is a prehistoric Hindu religious festival which relates to the legend of demon King Hiranyakashyap and Prahlad, Holika bonfire (still practiced at night before the main Holi) where people gather, sing and dance. Holi is celebrated at the approach of vernal equinox, on the Phalguna Purnima (full