Christmas Traditions in India

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Prakash .M Hi in the name of Jesus Christ and happy CHRIST-MAS. You have given a good account of Christmas. Thanks a lot. But there is no details on when it was started India. May God bless you. 12/13/2010
christina thanks you really helped me with finding things and i tried all kinds of other sites but they did'nt help but yours did. 12/10/2010
Hannah This really helped me with my project 12/3/2010
Hannah this helped me alot 12/3/2010
jada great article about india culture 12/1/2010
Jo this was written by a malayali. 10/18/2010
Gopal A Vithala very good reply to all me my coment india gujrat statepublic is tack christmas (natal) "santadada aaviya tamara mate kaik laiva." 12/26/2009
Gopal A Vithala india gujrat in public (natal)christmas celebration tack santadada "santadada tamara mate kaik laviya." 12/26/2009
Kemi really good 12/15/2009
Ally Hiiiiiiiiii 12/14/2009
kaylee I LEARNED A LOT 12/14/2009
kaylee hi i learned a lot 12/14/2009
jeff awesome cool 12/14/2009
kasandra i need the symbols in india 12/11/2009
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Brittany This is so cool 12/9/2009
Athura this ARTICLEREALLYHELPED ME IN A PROJECT FORSCHOOL, THANK YOUWHOEVER WROTE IT! oops i just realized i hadcaps lockon and i dnt feel like rewriting this commentwhy am i even telling u this. 12/9/2009
felicia wow i didn't know that. Its amazing how everybody does something different... = ] 12/3/2009
coolgirl1050 who eva wrote this r u indian try and make this da best kk 12/3/2009
prettygirl1050 come to think of it ya need more info it has to b da best i learnt a lack of info no effence 12/3/2009
wexi good info thxs i learnt alot 12/3/2009
Ana well,in india there are many festivals but one of them is is christmas and christmas arrived in India more than 2000 years .It IS great to celebrate Christmas! 11/30/2009
msmills Christmas arrived in India more than 1500 years ago, NOT introduced by the British/colonial powers any more than Christianity was. The Mar Thoma Christians are among the oldest Christian communities in the world. 9/25/2009
tina not history celebrations! 12/16/2008
Faninona Hey!
Thanks for the information, it was useful fro me... though I think some info is missing. For example what do they eat and how do they celebrate it. I have a boyfriend from India (New Delhi)... and I do want to know more about his country...		 11/30/2008
Jadyn F. i was wrong 11/27/2008
Jadyn F. what about x-mas foods in india 11/27/2008
heather nicole The website is good, but i need more information!!! 12/8/2007
Sean What you eat in india in Christmas
 11/30/2007
Ty and Karina india is da best. thanks 4 da tea 11/11/2007
Hanna SO HOW DO THEY CELIBRATE IT??? 11/7/2007
chris i think this is good 1/29/2007
sree it's very good 1/11/2007
ben dover who ever wrote it is cool 1/2/2007
Al cohalic i need a beer 1/2/2007
reggie bush I thought it could of been worded better 1/2/2007
tayvon garett no 12/13/2006
jake pottymouth you made me happy 12/11/2006
cool dude i loved your info to 12/5/2006
cool dude i like it and i wanted to tell you it helped me on my report.guess what my new word my friend made up is poopcheese! 12/5/2006
jael pino i like this information because is complete
12/5/2006
Shelly its too long make it short so we can understand it and then we can get to our work!!! 1/7/2006
corinna horton that is cool 12/21/2005
tom u are a merlin
 12/13/2005
chicken noodle wow this great! 12/13/2005
sangita i am indian and think that was great
 12/12/2005
candy it was pretty good but the first few paraghs talked too much about just india and not christmas there 11/30/2005
bob pretty good 11/29/2005
llb hello i go to school and doing reseach on India and iloved that i got this store thing
 11/9/2005
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