A teenager and a New York Times writer explore why we’ve stopped making phone calls, and why we should bring them back. What do you think?
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At times, due to logistical issues or faulty making, there remain some chips and cracks on the idols that we bring home to our home temple. But these idols are considered 'khandit' and should not be kept at home. Why? Read on to know.
A teenager and a New York Times writer explore why we’ve stopped making phone calls, and why we should bring them back. What do you think?
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