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Ravana Effigy's Face Refuses To Burn During Dussehra Celebrations In Kota
A towering Ravana effigy, erected to be burnt as part of Dussehra celebrations, stood with its face intact even after the rest of it was set ablaze in Kota, Rajasthan.
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All 10 Ravan Heads Remained Unburnt, Chhattisgarh Clerk Punished
An employee of Dhamtari civic body in Chhattisgarh was suspended and show-cause notices were issued to four officials after all ten heads of the effigy of Ravan remained unburnt during the Dussehra celebrations in Dhamtari.
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20-Feet Plastic Ravana Effigy Won't Burn, But Dismantled In Noida
A 20-ft Ravana effigy made of plastic waste will be dismantled mechanically rather than being burnt, as is the tradition, during the Dussehra celebrations todayto promote environment conservation.
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Dussehra Celebrated Across Punjab, Haryana
Effigies of Ravana were burnt and people cutting across religious communities exchanged sweets and greetings as Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh today joined the nation in celebrating the festival of Dussehra.
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Ravana Effigy's Face Refuses To Burn During Dussehra Celebrations In Kota
A towering Ravana effigy, erected to be burnt as part of Dussehra celebrations, stood with its face intact even after the rest of it was set ablaze in Kota, Rajasthan.
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All 10 Ravan Heads Remained Unburnt, Chhattisgarh Clerk Punished
An employee of Dhamtari civic body in Chhattisgarh was suspended and show-cause notices were issued to four officials after all ten heads of the effigy of Ravan remained unburnt during the Dussehra celebrations in Dhamtari.
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20-Feet Plastic Ravana Effigy Won't Burn, But Dismantled In Noida
A 20-ft Ravana effigy made of plastic waste will be dismantled mechanically rather than being burnt, as is the tradition, during the Dussehra celebrations todayto promote environment conservation.
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Dussehra Celebrated Across Punjab, Haryana
Effigies of Ravana were burnt and people cutting across religious communities exchanged sweets and greetings as Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh today joined the nation in celebrating the festival of Dussehra.
