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Devotees were observing Gowri Panchangam.

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Jul 24, 2021 · 03:43 pm
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#WATCH | Scores of people were seen standing in close proximity to each other at a temple in Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu to offer prayers on the occasion of 'Gowri Panchangam' (23.07) pic.twitter.com/dDyzbKlJSA

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