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Nalbari’s Nij Bahjani artisans gear up for Diwali, keeping indigenous firecracker craft alive

Nalbari’s Nij Bahjani artisans gear up for Diwali, keeping indigenous firecracker craft alive

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The Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026 was held in New Delhi and featured celebrations of farmers’ spirit during Diwali. No further details about the conference agenda, speakers or specific activities are provided in the excerpts.

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    The local artisans are fully prepared to offer fireworks of different shapes and sizes to the people, countering the Chinese products available in the market.

    — The Assam Tribune

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The local artisans are fully prepared to offer fireworks of different shapes and sizes to the people, countering the Chinese products available in the market.

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Nalbari’s Nij Bahjani artisans gear up for Diwali, keeping indigenous firecracker craft alive

The local artisans are fully prepared to offer fireworks of different shapes and sizes to the people, countering the Chinese products available in the market.

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