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DescriptionSwastik on head.jpg |
English: Hindu child with head shaven and red Swastika painted on it. Upanayana is a very popular Hindu-tradition, a Samskara or Sanskar (consecration). In Upanayana, alon with the sacred thread-tying ceremony, child's hair are partially shaved for the purpose of Shikhabandhan. This is accompanied with a celebration.
मराठी: मुंज झालेल्या बटूचे चित्र. बटूच्या क्षौर केलेल्या डोक्यावर कुंकवाचे स्वस्तिक रेखले आहे.
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9 March 2007, 08:22:35 |
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originally posted to Flickr as Swastik |
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vivek Joshi |
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