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Altha : Parani A cherished Telugu tradition associated with adorning the feet. It is a delightful sight to see children wearing parani on their legs and dancing with silver anklets that jingle. During weddings, parani is applied to the…
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Deeparadhana : Lighting a lamp holds a significant place in our Hindu tradition. People start by taking a clean bath, wearing freshly washed clothes, and standing in front of God to light a lamp. The lamp is lit using either a cotton wick…
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Mamidi Thoranalu : In Hindu tradition, it is customary to build mango leaf arches during festivals and auspicious occasions. Mango leaves are considered essential and are used in various auspicious works. These arches are tied to the…
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Silk Clothes : Wearing Holds significance in Hindu tradition beyond its association with status and wealth. According to Dharma Shastra (scriptures on righteous conduct) and modern science, it is believed that every living being is…
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Bonalu, an exuberant festival celebrated with immense enthusiasm in Telangana, showcases the deep-rooted cultural heritage and spiritual fervor of the region. Among the revered temples where Bonalu is observed with great devotion, the…
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Ashtachemma : A traditional game played with Gavvalu (wooden shells) and Chinta Pikkas (tamarind seeds). Here are the rules and gameplay of Ashtachemma: Ashtachemma & Equipment Four pandepu gavvalu (shells) are used in the game.…
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Karrabilla : Also known by various names like Goni Billa, Guti Billa, Billa Karra, Chillangodu, Kodimbilla, Chillagala, and Billangodu, is a popular game played with sticks and a small piece called a "billa." Here are the rules and…
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Marbles Game : A popular game played with small spherical objects made of glass or other materials. Here are some varieties of marbles and different types of marble games: Varieties of Marbles: Pindikaya Rathi Pinja Sesamu …
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Gujjana Gullu : Buvvalata also known as lakkapidatas, is a traditional game that used to be played by young children in joint families. Here's a description of the game and its associated traditions: Children, along with their elders,…
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Ongu Dookudu : A Traditional And Popular Game , Also Known As "Bend and Jump''. Here's how it is played: One person sits on the ground and stretches one leg out in front of them. The other players take turns crossing over the…
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