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The children of all ages were placed in the cow dung for the festival of Govardhan Puja in India. Villagers decorated the dung with orange flowers as well as peacock feathers. It is hoped that the children will be granted good health and protected from disease as a result of the puja, a prayer or ritual.
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The children of all ages were placed in the cow dung for the festival of Govardhan Puja in India. Villagers decorated the dung with orange flowers as well as peacock feathers. It is hoped that the children will be granted good health and protected from disease as a result of the puja, a prayer or ritual.
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