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Dwajarohanam and Devatavanam. Dwajarohanam (hoisting the flag or garudadhwaja) signals the start of the Brahmotsavam | Dwajarohanam and Devatavanam. Dwajarohanam (hoisting the flag or garudadhwaja) signals the start of the Brahmotsavam | ||
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Revision as of 16:02, 17 August 2020
Day's Events
Dwajarohanam and Devatavanam. Dwajarohanam (hoisting the flag or garudadhwaja) signals the start of the Brahmotsavam
Link to Video:
Photos From The Day:
Dwajarohanam at Nithyanandeshwara Paramashiva Devalayam
Delhi Book Fair - 3rd Eye demo
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