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Center Owned by Assam Tribune GroupAnnual rituals begin as Hasanamba Temple sees 31 lakh devotees
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The Rishab Shetty family celebrated Deepavali by posing in elegant traditional attire and standing before their home temple, which was decorated with marigold garlands and lights. As fireworks brighten the sky during the festival, a large share of India’s crackers are made in Sivakasi, a town in Tamil Nadu known as the country’s fireworks capital, supplying sparklers, flower pots and rockets to markets across the nation.
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Bengaluru, Nov 11 : More than 31 lakh devotees visited the famous Hasanamba temple in Hassan district this year, with the annual closure rituals commencing on Wednesday. The temple's sanctum sanctorum was closed and sealed at 12 noon, marking the end of the annual darshan period. The temple will…
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Bengaluru, Nov 11 : More than 31 lakh devotees visited the famous Hasanamba temple in Hassan district this year, with the annual closure rituals commencing on Wednesday. The temple's sanctum sanctorum was closed and sealed at 12 noon, marking the end of the annual darshan period. The temple will…
