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Women performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their

Women performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women during the Karva Chauth celebration in Srinagar on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

A woman performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Chandigarh on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

A woman performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Chandigarh on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

A woman performing rituals during the Karva Chauth celebration in Chandigarh on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing pooja during the Karva Chauth celebration at Agartala in Tripura on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing pooja during the Karva Chauth celebration at Agartala in Tripura on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing pooja during the Karva Chauth celebration at Agartala in Tripura on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Women performing pooja during the Karva Chauth celebration at Agartala in Tripura on Friday, 02 November 2012. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 15 June 2011. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 15 June 2011. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 15 June 2011. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 15 June 2011. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 15 June 2011. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Nihar Naturals Sananda Srimati 2011 The only beauty pageant for married women in Eastern India Renowned, a special ramp walk along with a rapid fire session will be the key attraction point of this sub-contest and the ten selected finalists will get an opportunity to showcase talent here in Kolkata on Tuesday, 15 March 2011.

Nihar Naturals Sananda Srimati 2011 The only beauty pageant for married women in Eastern India Renowned, a special ramp walk along with a rapid fire session will be the key attraction point of this sub-contest and the ten selected finalists will get an opportunity to showcase talent here in Kolkata on Tuesday, 15 March 2011.

Nihar Naturals Sananda Srimati 2011 The only beauty pageant for married women in Eastern India Renowned , a special ramp walk along with a rapid fire session will be the key attraction point of this sub-contest and the ten selected finalists will get an opportunity to showcase talent here

Nihar Naturals Sananda Srimati 2011 The only beauty pageant for married women in Eastern India Renowned , a special ramp walk along with a rapid fire session will be the key attraction point of this sub-contest and the ten selected finalists will get an opportunity to showcase talent here

Nihar Naturals Sananda Srimati 2011 The only beauty pageant for married women in Eastern India Renowned, a special ramp walk along with a rapid fire session will be the key attraction point of this sub-contest and the ten selected finalists will get an opportunity to showcase talent here in Kolkata on Tuesday, 15 March 2011.

An artist applies henna on the hands of a woman on the eve of the Karva Chauth festival in New Delhi on Monday, 25 October 2010. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

An artist applies henna on the hands of a woman on the eve of the Karva Chauth festival in New Delhi on Monday, 25 October 2010. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

An artist applies henna on the hands of a woman on the eve of the Karva Chauth festival in New Delhi on Monday, 25 October 2010. Karva Chauth is a day-long festival observed by Hindu married women for the long life of their husbands.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Thane on Friday, 25 June 2010. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Thane on Friday, 25 June 2010. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women gather near banyan tree to tie thread as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Thane on Friday, 25 June 2010. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Sunday, 07 June 2009. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Sunday, 07 June 2009. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Sunday, 07 June 2009. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Sunday, 07 June 2009. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Doel Hari, 2nd Runner-up with Aritri Banerjee, winner of Sananda Srimati the only beauty Pageant for married women in Eastern India and 1st Runner-up Runa Laha pose for photographers during the Grand Finale in Kolkata on Saturday ,08 February 2009.

Doel Hari, 2nd Runner-up with Aritri Banerjee, winner of Sananda Srimati the only beauty Pageant for married women in Eastern India and 1st Runner-up Runa Laha pose for photographers during the Grand Finale in Kolkata on Saturday,07 February 2009.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 18 June 2008. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 18 June 2008. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.

Married Indian Hindu women tie threads around a banyan tree as a ritual on the occasion of "Vata Poornima" in Mumbai on Wednesday, 18 June 2008. On the occasion of Vata Savitri Purnima, (vata means Banyan tree, and purnima means a full moon) which is faithfully being observed in India since time immemorial, married Hindu women keep a fast for the long-life and good health of their husbands and break their fast by performing rituals beneath a banyan tree.