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5 Popular Travel Destinations In India That Are Fully Vegetarian
Certain destinations in India have a complete ban on non-vegetarian food. Here's what travellers must know before planning their trips.
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Meat, Alcohol, Tobacco Banned In 3 Holy Cities In Punjab
The sale of meat, tobacco, alcohol, other intoxicants are now prohibited in Amritsar Walled City, Talwandi Sabo and Sri Anandpur Sahib after a notification was issued by the Punjab government, according them 'holy city' status.
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For Ban On Meat, Alcohol, Ayodhya May Be Declared Pilgrimage: UP Minister
The Uttar Pradesh government Monday said it was contemplating declaring 14 Kosi Parikrama Marg in Ayodhya and Lord Krishna's birthplace in Mathura as pilgrim centres so that the sale and consumption of liquor and non-vegetarian items was completely stopped there.
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Ayodhya Seers Want Meat, Alcohol Banned To "Maintain Sanctity Of Place"
Days after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath renamed Faizabad district as Ayodhya, priests and religious leaders on Sunday, demanded that meat and alcohol be banned in the district to "maintain the sanctity" of the place
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5 Popular Travel Destinations In India That Are Fully Vegetarian
Certain destinations in India have a complete ban on non-vegetarian food. Here's what travellers must know before planning their trips.
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Meat, Alcohol, Tobacco Banned In 3 Holy Cities In Punjab
The sale of meat, tobacco, alcohol, other intoxicants are now prohibited in Amritsar Walled City, Talwandi Sabo and Sri Anandpur Sahib after a notification was issued by the Punjab government, according them 'holy city' status.
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For Ban On Meat, Alcohol, Ayodhya May Be Declared Pilgrimage: UP Minister
The Uttar Pradesh government Monday said it was contemplating declaring 14 Kosi Parikrama Marg in Ayodhya and Lord Krishna's birthplace in Mathura as pilgrim centres so that the sale and consumption of liquor and non-vegetarian items was completely stopped there.
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Ayodhya Seers Want Meat, Alcohol Banned To "Maintain Sanctity Of Place"
Days after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath renamed Faizabad district as Ayodhya, priests and religious leaders on Sunday, demanded that meat and alcohol be banned in the district to "maintain the sanctity" of the place
