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Karthika Masam celebrations begin at Thousand Pillar temple

Karthika Masam celebrations begin at Thousand Pillar temple

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The Rishab Shetty family celebrated Deepavali by posing in elegant traditional attire in front of their home temple, which was adorned with marigold garlands and lights, reflecting their joy for the festival.

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    MLA Naini Rajender Reddy inaugurates festivities by lighting lamp, highlights spiritual significance

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MLA Naini Rajender Reddy inaugurates festivities by lighting lamp, highlights spiritual significance

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    Karthika Masam celebrations begin at Thousand Pillar temple

    MLA Naini Rajender Reddy inaugurates festivities by lighting lamp, highlights spiritual significance

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