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Eunuchs Video In India, nearly half a million people live as eunuchs, not a man or woman, but considered an entirely separate gender.Video Sections

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Countries >> India - Get a taste of life, land, and culture in this densely-populated nation.
- Aghoris - In India, the Aghoris offer human corpses as a sacrifice to their deity.
- Cave of Spirits - Down a dim corridor...in a tiny, locked room...out of bounds to all but a tormented few, is the cave of spirits...a home for the dead and last hope for the possessed.
- Child Marriage - Though outlawed by the state, child marriage is popular in North India, where marriage often precedes love. Here, four youngsters are about to wed.
- Cremation - In India, only members of a lower caste can touch dead bodies. And it is these people who must perform cremations.
- Eunuchs - In India, nearly half a million people live as eunuchs, not a man or woman, but considered an entirely separate gender.
- Goat Fetus - A treat for some, gross-out for others: an Indian woman serves goat fetus to some wary dinner guests.
- Indian Railways - How do you get around in a country of nearly a billion people? Take the train. For better or worse, it's a fascinating journey.
- Leeches Cure - Yes, leeches suck your blood, but they may also be healthy for you.
- Matam - Hundreds of thousands of Shia Muslims live in Hyderabad, India...and for several days each year, they demonstrate their faith in a dramatic spectacle called Matam.
- Multiple Husbands - The opposite of polygamy is polyandry, when a woman has multiple husbands. One group in the Himalayas practices this lifestyle.
- Portuguese Goa - When the Portuguese brought Christianity to Goa in 1498, the Inquisition soon followed. The result was a blending of culture and religion that gave the clandestine Hindu temples a decidedly Portuguese air.
- Rat Temple - At first glance, this temple in northern India looks like any other. But this temple also houses other deities. And there's not one...not two...but over 15,000 of them inside. Welcome to the rat temple.
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