Picture This: Fire for the Gods

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An Indian boy blows fire during a religious procession to mark ¿Ram Navami¿ festival in Amritsar, India, Friday, April 19, 2013. Ram Navami celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama. (AP Photo/Sanjeev Syal)
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Hindus throughout India flooded the streets on Friday to honor the birth of the Hindu god Rama during the Ram Navami festival. The celebrations mark the climax of a nine day fast. Festivities peak at noon when, according to popular belief, Rama was born. Here, an Indian boy can be seen blowing fire during a religious procession in the city of Amritsar.

Sadly, even Hindus face attacks from fanatic Muslim in the northern parts of India.

 

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An Indian boy blows fire during a religious procession to mark ¿Ram Navami¿ festival in Amritsar, India, Friday, April 19, 2013. Ram Navami celebrates the birthday of Hindu god Rama. (AP Photo/Sanjeev Syal)
AP/dpa

Hindus throughout India flooded the streets on Friday to honor the birth of the Hindu god Rama during the Ram Navami festival. The celebrations mark the climax of a nine day fast. Festivities peak at noon when, according to popular belief, Rama was born. Here, an Indian boy can be seen blowing fire during a religious procession in the city of Amritsar.

Sadly, even Hindus face attacks from fanatic Muslim in the northern parts of India.

Muslims get along with nobody. Wonder if that fire blower still has eyebrows?

 

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Pakistan was carved out of India.