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Tales of Diwali and Deepavali
ADMIN , February 1, 2017 , Comments Off on Tales of Diwali and Deepavali
The last of the crackers have been burst. The haze is beginning to lift, and the noise levels are considerably lower compared to the previous week. And as you pack those decorative lights and the fancy ‘diyas’ away for re-use next year, you might just wonder why these elements have come to be so closely associated with this festival. Why do you burst crackers during
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