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Center Owned by Rising KashmirKashmir’s dying pottery finds a Diwali spark
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Devotees gathered at Tawang Monastery after the sacred relics of Shakyamuni Buddha arrived from the National Museum in New Delhi on October 31. The same relics, described as bone relics of Gautama Buddha, are also being exhibited at TGL Monastery (Lower Gompa) in Bomdila from November 8 through November 13, allowing Buddhist devotees and visitors to offer prayers and pay respects.
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Festive orders revive hopes of traditional artisans as demand for earthen lamps rises Clay shortages, rising costs, fading youth interest threaten centuries-old craft Srinagar, Nov 08: As thousands of earthen lamps are prepared for Diwali, the potter's wheel is spinning with renewed hope in parts of…
