Dussehra 2023: 6 Foods That Attract Good Luck On Vijayadashmi

By Nikita Toppo October 23, 2023 Image Credit: Unsplash Image Credit: Unsplash

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Dal Paratha and Kheer

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Mootichoor Laddoo

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Sweet Dosa

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Dahi

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Jalebi And Fafda

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Paan

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