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Diwali spirit pervades Karimnagar

Diwali spirit pervades Karimnagar

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In Karimnagar the Diwali spirit pervades every nook and corner of the city, with residents refurbishing their homes, women decorating houses ahead of the festivities, and sweet‑shop owners preparing for huge sales of mouth‑watering sweets. The festival, described as a festival of light that unites India, brings people together in celebration.

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    Every nook and corner of the city is throbbing with activities as residents are refurbishing their homes, women décor the house ahead of festivities, and not to mention, sweet shops owners are making all preparations for huge sales of mouthwatering sweets on the occasion

    — The Hans India

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Every nook and corner of the city is throbbing with activities as residents are refurbishing their homes, women décor the house ahead of festivities, and not to mention, sweet shops owners are making all preparations for huge sales of mouthwatering sweets on the occasion

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The Hans India Center Current article

Diwali spirit pervades Karimnagar

Every nook and corner of the city is throbbing with activities as residents are refurbishing their homes, women décor the house ahead of festivities, and not to mention, sweet shops owners are making all preparations for huge sales of mouthwatering sweets on the occasion

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