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My Little India is an inspiration by the incredible stories of festivals, beautiful temples great government, and the Indian people. It's a fountain of fascinating tales of great deities who conquered and won great battles. Here we learn by exploring every part of India through the eyes of my little India website.

We bring exclusive stories of upcoming festivals, government events, land, and other amazing stories. Our website is open to all users interested in learning about Hindu religion, festivals and also non-religious users who are open to various government schemes or just interested in Indian tales.

India is defined by multiple cultures and religions giving a nice and unique blend. Visitors seeking to visit this great land can learn from us about the best places to visit, upcoming events, and different ways to maneuver.  My Little India provides positive aspects of India through writing and giving defined steps of each detail.   

What we do and why

At My Little India, we step into our audience's shoes to give a realistic picture of India. We let you feel and experience the festivals and understand every aspect of the rituals. We offer reasonable and approved solutions from the official websites

Our information is well-researched and we work to provide accredited details to help ease your venture and quest for India.

What we believe in

My Little India believes in fun, adventure, historical moments, and respect for all religions. Whether Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, or Christianity we acknowledge and respect everyone's beliefs. At My Little India, we only provide fantastic stories but don't force anyone to change their beliefs or religion.  We are always respectful and happy to deliver credited research.

Who do we address?  

My Little India is an open website for all readers to venture across India through our little eyes. Our services are extended to all users globally and consider everyone as important and unique.

What inspired us to implement My Little India

I owe it all to my lovely employers in India who allowed me and my team to write and learn about India. As a young writer and miles away from India I started by researching every article and producing great content. Over the years my interest grew and I learned about the hidden gems of India. The temples, incredible deities, vast lands, and multiple schemes. You can never exhaust India's greatness. All this gave me the inspiration to review India and write my best experiences.

How My Little India Handles Controversies

At My Little India, we are not perfect but we are keen to listen and consider any detail presented by our readers. We believe in gentle handling, research, and consideration. As nobody is perfect any collision we intend to handle with peace and reasonability. We don’t compel our readers to do any of the activities but guide them in the process or educate them on various Indian cultures.

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My Little India contents are simple, easy to understand, and user-friendly. Regardless of our readers’ education levels and background one can easily read and understand without assistance.  Our site uses images for easy description and information.

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My Little India is not a biased site and it’s open to all people and cultures. All readers’ regardless of their background and beliefs can read our entertaining stories. We don't violate any Indian culture but work to uphold and appreciate every one.

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