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Mandi Shivratri Fair in Pictures

By Rahul Bhandari 1 min read

Pictures Courtesy: A dear friend Kanav Vaidya

1,831 Bajantris play Devdhwani

1,831 Bajantris (traditional Himachali musicians) took part in the Devdhwani (traditional music associated with Gods and Goddesses) at the Padal Ground on the second day of the Mandi Shivratri fair.

Rahul Bhandari

Boasting a rich and dynamic career of over 17 years in journalism, I proudly serve as the Founder, Promoter, and Editor of TheNewsHimachal. Beyond the mere statistics of my extensive coverage, my commitment lies in crafting insightful narratives that traverse the intricate landscapes of politics, socio-economics, education, and grassroots issues. TheNewsHimachal, under my editorial guidance, stands as a beacon of impactful journalism, contributing to informed discussions and catalyzing positive change. My journey encapsulates not just a number but a legacy of shaping meaningful stories that resonate deeply within and beyond the borders of Himachal Pradesh.

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