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Published On : Wed, Oct 5th, 2022

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In Video | Dussehra 2022: Ravana effigies burnt in Nagpur despite rain

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Nagpur: Despite Rain in Nagpur, the Ravan Dahan celebrations took place in Nagpur K P ground. Dussehra, one of the major Hindu festivals, is celebrated every year at the end of Navratri. Ans the festive occasion ends with the celebration of ‘Ravana Dahan’ on the last day of Navaratri.

It’s almost after two years that the City is back on its feet after being hit by the deadly COVID-19 pandemic. For the past two years, no festivals could be celebrated. Thankfully, it’s all getting back to normal now.