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Bhadra-śukla-paƱcamÄ«
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Bhadra-śukla-paƱcamÄ«

Indian festival
Also known as: Ṛṣi-pañcamī
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    …last day of the festival, Bhadra-śukla-paƱcamÄ« (ā€œFifth Day of the Bright Fortnight of Bhādraā€), is also an ancient Indian festival day known to Hindus as Ṛṣi-paƱcamÄ« (ā€œThe Fifth of the Seersā€), the day on which Hindus pay homage to the seven seers, who are identified with the seven stars of…

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    …last day of the festival, Bhadra-śukla-paƱcamÄ« (ā€œFifth Day of the Bright Fortnight of Bhādraā€), is also an ancient Indian festival day known to Hindus as Ṛṣi-paƱcamÄ« (ā€œThe Fifth of the Seersā€), the day on which Hindus pay homage to the seven seers, who are identified with the seven stars of…

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