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In Kerala, Bricks From Pongala Offerings To Be Used To Build Homes For Poor
Thiruvananthapuram: Pongala offerings made at the Attukal Devi temple in makeshift brick stoves are turning out to be a blessing for those without homes as the bricks will be used for construction of their houses. Lakhs of bricks are abandoned by devotees after the annual “Attukal Pongala“, one of the world’s largest all-women religious even...
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Kerala's All-Women Pongala Fest Gives Hope To Homeless
'Pongala' offerings made at the Attukal Devi temple in Thiruvananthapuram in makeshift brick stoves are turning out to be a blessing for the homeless as the bricks will be used for construction of houses for the needy.
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LDF Government Aims To Make Kerala Zero-Homeless State
The CPI(M)-led Kerala government, which completed 100 days in office, has envisaged a complete rehabilitation package for the homeless and landless in the next five years through a comprehensive housing scheme, expected to directly benefit over 4.70 lakh families.
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In Kerala, Bricks From Pongala Offerings To Be Used To Build Homes For Poor
Thiruvananthapuram: Pongala offerings made at the Attukal Devi temple in makeshift brick stoves are turning out to be a blessing for those without homes as the bricks will be used for construction of their houses. Lakhs of bricks are abandoned by devotees after the annual “Attukal Pongala“, one of the world’s largest all-women religious even...
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Kerala's All-Women Pongala Fest Gives Hope To Homeless
'Pongala' offerings made at the Attukal Devi temple in Thiruvananthapuram in makeshift brick stoves are turning out to be a blessing for the homeless as the bricks will be used for construction of houses for the needy.
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LDF Government Aims To Make Kerala Zero-Homeless State
The CPI(M)-led Kerala government, which completed 100 days in office, has envisaged a complete rehabilitation package for the homeless and landless in the next five years through a comprehensive housing scheme, expected to directly benefit over 4.70 lakh families.
