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PUSHKAR , a See also:town of See also:British See also:India, in See also:Ajmere See also:district, See also:Rajputana, 7 M . N. of Ajmere town . Pop . (1901), 3831 . It derives its name from a small See also:lake among the hills, 2389 ft. above the See also:sea, in which Brahma is once said to have bathed as a See also:penance . It contains one- of the very few temples, in all India, dedicated to Brahma . At the See also:annual celebration (Oct.–Nov.) about See also:loo,000 pilgrims come to bathe in the lake . |
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