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UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath To Welcome Kanwarias In Ghaziabad
The Ghaziabad district administration has completed preparations for the proposed visit of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who is scheduled to welcome 'kanwarias' on July 28, sources said.
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On Video Of Kanwar Pilgrims Toppling Car In Delhi, Cops Blame Woman Driver
A widely-shared video of Kanwar pilgrims wrecking a car in Delhi and toppling it, has generated anger and disgust at unchecked hooliganism in the name of the annual pilgrimage, but the police have yet to take action. An officer, in fact, appeared to justify the outrageous mob attack saying an occupant of the car had slapped a pilgrim.
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Watch: Kanwar Pilgrims Smash, Topple Car That Brushed Them In Delhi
Around a dozen Kanwarias are seen in the video smashing the windows of the car with sticks and then tipping it over as policemen and spectators watch without stopping them.
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Haryana Brothers Carry Parents On Kanwar, Like Shravan Kumar Of Legend
Re-enacting the role of Shravan Kumar, the mythical character who carried his old parents on a kanwar (sling), four brothers from Haryana's Palwal carried their parents on a kanwar yatra pilgrimage from Haridwar to Mansa Devi. The brothers chose to carry their parents on a 'kanwar' to spread a message of love and respect.
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35 Kanwar Pilgrims Carry 361-Feet Long National Flag In UP
The spectacular sight was seen by thousands who gathered to watch the procession.
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"Golden Baba" Is Back In Kanwar Pilgrimage, With Extra Gold
It is believed that before becoming "Golden Baba", Golden Puri Maharaj was a businessman in Delhi with a criminal record, and was famous as "Bittu Light Baaz".
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Yogi Adityanath Urges Pilgrims Not To Play Vulgar Songs During Kanwar Yatra
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has asked devotees participating in the kanwar yatra not to play "vulgar" songs and also appealed to people to refrain from gambling on Diwali. Those participating in the annual Kanwar pilgrimage should not be brash and "show-off", he said in Gorakhpur.
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UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath To Welcome Kanwarias In Ghaziabad
The Ghaziabad district administration has completed preparations for the proposed visit of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who is scheduled to welcome 'kanwarias' on July 28, sources said.
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On Video Of Kanwar Pilgrims Toppling Car In Delhi, Cops Blame Woman Driver
A widely-shared video of Kanwar pilgrims wrecking a car in Delhi and toppling it, has generated anger and disgust at unchecked hooliganism in the name of the annual pilgrimage, but the police have yet to take action. An officer, in fact, appeared to justify the outrageous mob attack saying an occupant of the car had slapped a pilgrim.
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Watch: Kanwar Pilgrims Smash, Topple Car That Brushed Them In Delhi
Around a dozen Kanwarias are seen in the video smashing the windows of the car with sticks and then tipping it over as policemen and spectators watch without stopping them.
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Haryana Brothers Carry Parents On Kanwar, Like Shravan Kumar Of Legend
Re-enacting the role of Shravan Kumar, the mythical character who carried his old parents on a kanwar (sling), four brothers from Haryana's Palwal carried their parents on a kanwar yatra pilgrimage from Haridwar to Mansa Devi. The brothers chose to carry their parents on a 'kanwar' to spread a message of love and respect.
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35 Kanwar Pilgrims Carry 361-Feet Long National Flag In UP
The spectacular sight was seen by thousands who gathered to watch the procession.
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"Golden Baba" Is Back In Kanwar Pilgrimage, With Extra Gold
It is believed that before becoming "Golden Baba", Golden Puri Maharaj was a businessman in Delhi with a criminal record, and was famous as "Bittu Light Baaz".
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Yogi Adityanath Urges Pilgrims Not To Play Vulgar Songs During Kanwar Yatra
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has asked devotees participating in the kanwar yatra not to play "vulgar" songs and also appealed to people to refrain from gambling on Diwali. Those participating in the annual Kanwar pilgrimage should not be brash and "show-off", he said in Gorakhpur.
