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Weeks After Marriage To Please Rain God, Frogs Divorced To End Downpour
Two frogs that were 'married' in Madhya Pradesh to appease the rain god have now been 'divorced' as monsoon continues to wreak havoc in the state.
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Frog Wedding In Karnataka's Udupi In A Bid To Appease Rain Gods
A citizen's forum on Saturday arranged the marriage of two frogs in Udupi in an attempt to appease the rain gods. Locals believe that this ritual called the "Mandooka Parinaya" will bring rain and they will get respite from the scorching heat.
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In Uttar Pradesh, Sisters Plough Field To Please Rain God For Monsoon
In a battle against severe shortage of rain many farmers have taken to a number of unusual practices to "appease" the rain God. After the marriage of frogs, two daughters of a farmer in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi district have joined their father in ploughing the field to bring down the showers.
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Frogs married in Jharkhand to please rain god
Residents of drought-hit Chatra district organised the 'wedding' to appease the rain god.
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Weeks After Marriage To Please Rain God, Frogs Divorced To End Downpour
Two frogs that were 'married' in Madhya Pradesh to appease the rain god have now been 'divorced' as monsoon continues to wreak havoc in the state.
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Frog Wedding In Karnataka's Udupi In A Bid To Appease Rain Gods
A citizen's forum on Saturday arranged the marriage of two frogs in Udupi in an attempt to appease the rain gods. Locals believe that this ritual called the "Mandooka Parinaya" will bring rain and they will get respite from the scorching heat.
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In Uttar Pradesh, Sisters Plough Field To Please Rain God For Monsoon
In a battle against severe shortage of rain many farmers have taken to a number of unusual practices to "appease" the rain God. After the marriage of frogs, two daughters of a farmer in Uttar Pradesh's Jhansi district have joined their father in ploughing the field to bring down the showers.
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Frogs married in Jharkhand to please rain god
Residents of drought-hit Chatra district organised the 'wedding' to appease the rain god.
