File:Chariot Festival at West Bengal.jpg
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Ratha-Yatra is one of the oldest Folk festival mainly in India where devotees wants to show their faith to god & believe that by doing this self pain activity Lord Jagannath will help them to overcome from their daily Trouble full life .
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English: One of India's biggest religious festivals, that is "Jagannath Rath Yatra",This is the only festival in the world where deities are taken out of temples to travel to devotees,
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