Janakpur [Nepal], December 4 (ANI): A Chunri measuring 108 meters has been offered to the Janaki Temple of Nepal by a trust from Surat (Gujarat, India) on the occasion of ‘Bibah Panchami’, marking the wedding of Lord Ram with Goddess Sita.
The event set for Friday is the first ‘Bibah Panchami’ to be held in the city after the Pran Pratishtha at Ram Temple in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh.
Stretching far and wide the red-coloured
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108 metre-long “Chunri” offered to Janaki Temple as ancient Nepal city celebrates week-long ‘Bibah Panchami’
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