Most commonly, the bodies are burned and the ahses spread in the Ganghes river. In pats times, a widow would be burned alive on her husband's funeral pyre, however this has been outlawed in India for quite some time.
Yes, generally the body is cremated after it is bathed with water and dressed with a unstitched white sheet of cloth. If the deceased has sons, then usually the elder son performs the right. On the third or fourth day, the left-over bones are collected. The ashes are thrown in a nearby body of water. The bones are immersed in a water body or river which has been traditionally used by the family. On the fourth day, there is a prayer for the welfare of the family and the eldest son is given the responsibility of the family by being given a head-gear (Pagri). Depending upon the tradition of the family, there may be death-rituals up to the twelveth day. After that every month on the day of death, the family prays and gives out something in charity in remembrance of the deceased. After one year, the remembrance ritual is held twice a year.
The dead is usually cremated by a male member of the family(generally younger to the person died-usually a son or brother). This is followed by certain rituals where food is offered to the dead. Also every subsequent year, a shrardh is observed to mark the death anniversary. Again food is offered. The exact rituals may vary from state to state.
Hindus believe in Reincarnation (re-birth). A soul (atma, which is immortal) reincarnates again and again on Earth till it becomes perfect and at last reunites with God (Moksha).
During the process, the soul enters into many bodies, assumes many forms and passes through many births and deaths, depending on karma from previous births.
They cremate the body or bury.They also have a funeral. If the body is cremated by fire, the remnants of bones and ashes are collected in an urn and they are mingled in in a river while performing funeral rites. Some people conduct such funeral rites especially at the River Ganges. Some conduct at the nearest river or at least a stream or even at a sea.
Rebirth according to his Karmas - good or bad actions
according to Hinduism dead are burnt with rituals. Than their ashes are being taken to holy river and released into the water.
she died with him
Krishna
Neither, she was Muslim (someone who believed in Islam).
a Hindu fanatic shot and killed him because he did not like his ideas
Hindu is not a language. A Hindu is someone who believes in Hinduism, a religion. I think what you may be asking is what is the Hindi translation for a girl with an I. The language, Hindi is spelled with an I at the end the religion, Hindu is spelled with a U at the end. In Hindi girl is called "लड़की", or in English letters "larki"
The Hindu texts are too vast to be explained here. Please consult Vedic Pandits for the answer to this question.
the son of the person who has died and if they have no son, a close nephew.
Once a Hindu's husband died the wife would have to be burned to death
Hindus believe in karma and reincarnation however there is nothing specific within the hindu traditions which says what to do when someone passes away from a family known to us. However offering condolences is a universal tradition you can simply do that. Spiritually you can recommend him to read bhagavad gita that useually comforts people dealing with pain.
Obviously, a Hindu can legally marry anyone in most parts of the world. However, traditional Hindu customs say that the parents of bride and groom arrange the marriage and choose the partner for their child, and this person must be someone else of Hindu background.
non hindu
It is not necessary to wish someone who is Hindu a Merry Christmas, as the holiday has Christian religious significance. It would be more appropriate to wish them well during their own religious holidays.