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Centuries-Old Sanja Mata Tradition Thrives In Indore As Unmarried Girls Pray For Ideal Life Partners

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): As dusk falls each evening during Pitru Paksha over the narrow lanes of Shankarganj Colony in Jinsi, young women gather with brass 'thalis' and folk songs to keep alive a centuries-old cultural tradition that anchors female camaraderie and traditional art across Central India. With the fortnight drawing towards its final days, unmarried girls in Shankarganj Colony and…

Centuries-Old Sanja Mata Tradition Thrives In Indore As Unmarried Girls Pray For Ideal Life Partners

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