Faith, fairs, and festivals of India

Faith, Fairs, and Festivals of India by C. H. Buck (1872–1950) is a detailed account of the religious beliefs, practices, and celebrations across India. Drawing from his experience as a British administrator, Buck documents major Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist, and Christian festivals, offering insights into their cultural significance and regional variations. The book serves as a valuable ethnographic resource, highlighting the diversity and unity of Indian society through its rich tapestry of faith and festivity in the early 20th century.