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Raksha Bandhan is one of the most popular Hindu  festivals in India . It is also one of the holiest festivals in the country too. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated in most parts of the country. The festival is even celebrated in many countries where a large number of NRIs are living, which includes the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, South Africa, United States, United Kingdom, and a few others. In this article, we have compiled a list of interesting, important, unknown and mind blowing facts about Raksha Bandhan. 1. Different Names of Raksha Bandhan Festival Raksha Bandhan is also known as “Rakhi Purnima”, or “Rakhi”, or “Rakhri” around the country. Most of people prefe r to say Raksha Bandhan. 2. Celebrated Around the World Raksha Bandhan is not only celebrated in India but in a few other countries too, some of them are, Nepal, Mauritius, Pakistan, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Sri Lanka, UAE, and other. 3. Observed By Othe

While the tagline might be about the player catching them all in Pokemon, it increasingly feels as if it's Nintendo, Niantic and The Pokemon Company who are playing gotta catch 'em all with hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Pokemon Go has taken the world by storm, and it's still yet to even launch in dozens of territories. Suffice to say, get hundreds of millions of people doing one thing, and craziness and stupidity inevitably follow. Here's the highlights of what's been a manic few weeks for  Pokemon fans. Pokemon Go is bigger than porn - Google searches for Pokemon Go have officially surpassed the internet’s previously most successful search term. It turns out people would rather play Pokemon Go than watch a pokey man go. People are falling off cliffs to play Pokemon Go - The Darwin Awards in action, two men accidentally fell off a 90 foot cliff in Encinitas, California. Somehow they only sustained minor injuries. Remember Pokemon fans, watch yo

Independence Day means a lot for India and its citizens. It is a most significant of India celebrated every year since India got independence from Britishers. People in India celebrate it with lots of preparations and courage. India is a country of “Unity in Diversity” where people from different religions live however any national occasion means for them as single and they celebrate it together. On the occurrence of such national events like Independence Day, etc people get lots of courage some days before the exact date. In such conditions they become very enthusiastic to know about their country and start searching for current happenings, historical facts and other facts. So, we have provided some interesting and knowledgeable facts about Independence Day of India in order to fulfil your needs and enhance your general knowledge.                                Some of are: India got freedom from the British rule on 15 th  of August in 1947. India got freedom af