Published 08/13/2024 4:17:04 a.m.

From biryani to benevolence: How Tamil Nadu's ‘Moi Virundhu’ benefited Wayanad landslide victims

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Palani: In a heartwarming display of community support, over 1,300 people gathered in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, to partake in a traditional ‘Moi Virundhu’ ceremony aimed at raising funds for victims of the recent landslides in Wayanad. The event was organised

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From biryani to benevolence: How Tamil Nadu's ‘Moi Virundhu’ benefited Wayanad landslide victims

08/13/2024 4:17:04 a.m.

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From biryani to benevolence: How Tamil Nadu's ‘Moi Virundhu’ benefited Wayanad landslide victims

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