Diwali Festival 2024

People Buy Hindu Goddess Lakshmi Idols And Other Dolls For Worship During The Upcoming Hindu Festival Diwali, The Hindu Festival Of Lights On October 28, 2024, In Hyderabad.(Photo by Jwala Kotesh/NurPhoto)

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