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Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra in Odisha amid curbs

Lord Jagannath and his celestial siblings’ annual Rath Yatra began in Odisha’s Puri on Monday. The entire town was placed under curfew in view of the pandemic Greeting people, PM Narendra Modi tweeted, “We bow to Lord Jagannath and pray...

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Jul 13, 2021 IST

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Lord Jagannath and his celestial siblings’ annual Rath Yatra began in Odisha’s Puri on Monday. The entire town was placed under curfew in view of the pandemic

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Greeting people, PM Narendra Modi tweeted, “We bow to Lord Jagannath and pray that his blessings bring good health and prosperity in everyone’s life.” PTI

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