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Blogging Craft-Hindi Blog To Learn Blogging. Blogging, Blog/Website Kaise Banaye, SEO, Online Earning & Internet Se Paisa Kaise Kamaye ...

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International Yoga Day is celebrated on 21 June every year throughout the world. The aim of this day is to create awareness of the health benefits of yoga practices and educate people about the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits.

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Deepawali, the festival of lamps | Interesting facts about Deepawali - NIPON D. CHOUDHURY - 0 views

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The word Deepawali is derived from two Sanskrit words, "Deep" and "Aavali". Among these, Deep means "Diya" (or light which represents knowledge) and Awali means "chain". That is, Deepawali means given or series of lights. It is also called Deepotsav or Deepavali or Diwali. Of these, the term Diwali is most commonly used. The meaning of Deepawali also reflects the meaning of the name of Bharat (India). Bha means "light and knowledge" and Rat means "devoted".

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