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Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.Rampur’s Lavi Fair: Storytelling through 300 years of Himalayan trade and tradition
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Karunadotsava focuses on stone records at Begur that document early battles, villages and faiths around Bengaluru, and also recounts the popular legend that Hoysala King Veera Ballala II, during a hunting expedition, was offered boiled beans by an elderly woman and named the settlement Benda‑kaal‑uru, meaning “town of boiled beans.”
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Rampur Bushahr’s Lavi Fair in Himachal Pradesh traces a Himalayan journey from wool and barter to women entrepreneurs and digital payments