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Suchit Nanda > Lights came up slowing across the Govt. buildings at the closing ceremony of Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Evening Aarti which culminated at midnight on Maha Shivaratri (Mahashivratri). The festival was celebrated with great religious fervor at the Chinmaya Mission's Sandeepany at Powai on Monday, March 23rd, 2009. Shivaratri is celebrated on the 6th night of the dark Phalgun (Feb or March) every year. Lord Jagadeeswara's temple is located within Chinmaya Mission's Sandeepany Sadhanalaya and situated on a hill top. The Sadhanalaya provides a panoramic view of the Powai lake and the surrounding areas. Visit http://www.chinmayamission.com/
Suchit Nanda > Ladies part of the troupe from Orissa before their performance of song and dance at the Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Close (tight) portraits of the lady (girls) who were part of the troupe from Orissa before their performance of song and dance at the Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Traditional dolls and puppets on display and sale at the Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Dignataries including President of India Dr. Abdul Kalam and Chief Minister of Rajasthan Shrimati Vasundara Raje on the dias to see the closing ceremonies of the Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Cultural show and dance at the Sports Complex stadium for the Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Military Band at the Sports Stadium. Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Pictures of Jaipur - Capital of the State of Rajasthan taken March 2007. The "Pink City" as the city of Jaipur is called is located about 250 Km from Delhi and is well connected by air, road and rail. Jaipur is often the starting point for tourists visiting Rajasthan. Founded by Raja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727, Jaipur is famous for Amber Fort, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, City Palace & Sisodia Rani Ka Bagh. It is also known for the textile block prints, semi precious jewelry, handicraft items and Raj Mandhir (Movie theater). The state of Rajasthan is located in the North Western part of India. Sand dunes, wooded hills, and amazing lakes & palaces come together with men & women in colourful turbans & skirts making it an enchanting location to visit. It is a kaleidoscope of brightly turbaned men with proud moustaches and women with twinkling anklets in colorful swirling ghagras. Extremely popular with the tourists, Rajasthan is worth a visit for anyone coming to India. The mood & rhythm changes from one region to the other but what hits you most is the warm and friendly smiles across the region.
Lights came up slowing across the Govt. buildings at the closing ceremony of Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India.

With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Suchit Nanda > Lights came up slowing across the Govt. buildings at the closing ceremony of Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India. With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
Lights came up slowing across the Govt. buildings at the closing ceremony of Rajasthan Day Celebrations in Jaipur, March/April 2007, India.

With the aim of showcasing Rajasthan State's culture & heritage and reviving the traditional sports, cuisines and folk-art, Rajasthan Diwas Celebrations were held from 21st March to 30th March 2007. Craft-Bazaar, Food Festival, Night Bazaar, Sports competitions, spectacular fire-works, Mega Cultural Concerts, and competitions for school students were organized.
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