London goes Hare Krishna!

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Updated On Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

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Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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A young woman wearing traditional costume as she participates in the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

A young woman wearing traditional costume as she participates in the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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The feet of a devotee wearing a costume representing Lord Krishna during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

The feet of a devotee wearing a costume representing Lord Krishna during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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People walk alongside chariots during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

People walk alongside chariots during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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A boy dressed as Lord Krishna poses for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

A boy dressed as Lord Krishna poses for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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A boy dressed as Lord Krishna poses for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

A boy dressed as Lord Krishna poses for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

Children dressed in costumes, representing Lord Krishna and Radha, pose for a photograph during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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People walk alongside chariots during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

People walk alongside chariots during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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Devotees offer prayers during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

Updated on Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm IST

Devotees offer prayers during the "Ratha-yatra" or Festival of Chariots, as the procession travels through Central London. The procession, currently in its 45th year, sees thousands of Krishna devotees pull three brightly decorated chariots bearing the Hindu dieties, Lord Jagannatha, Lady Subhadra and Lord Balarama from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. (AFP)

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