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In the Jwalawar district of Rajasthan, India, 11,000 liters of milk, 1,500 liters of yogurt and 1 quintal of ghee have been poured onto the floor of a temple dedicated to the Hindu god Dev Narayan. This Elahi business is organized to protect heritage. Milk is poured into a large container.
People took pictures with the milk floating like a stream. The mantra is read with. And local residents saw this incident in a crowd.
Ramlal Gujar, spokesman for the temple, said: “We have collected around 11,000 liters of milk, ghee and yogurt from members of the Gujar community and others in the foundation’s puja to pay tribute to Dev Narayan.”
He said the yogurt was about fifteen hundred liters. Ghee was about 1 quintal. It has cost about one and a half lakhs of Indian rupees.
When asked if milk, ghee and curd are required on this show, he said: ‘It’s a tradition. It has been done several times in the past. That tradition has been preserved.
Ramlal further said: “According to the Gujar community, this milk-ghee-yogurt pouring should not be wasted at all. Because we pleased Devnarayan. He will protect our livestock. ‘
The construction cost of the temple is approximately Rs 1 crore.
Amid the ongoing epidemic, the price of milk in India, like other products, has increased by about 6%.
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