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Thousands of Devotees Took a Ferry on Manokamna Shrine: On the Fifth Day of Kartik Parikrama Festival Was Organized in Sambhal, Worship Lasted Till Night

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
After Diwali in the religious city of Sambhal, the tradition of Parikrama of ancient shrines and the ferry fair is being practiced with reverence and faith even today. In this context, a ferry fair was organized on the ancient Manokamna Shrine on Saturday. The fair, which started at 12 noon, lasted till around 8 pm. During this time, thousands of devotees reached the shrine and offered prayers by doing Parikrama according to the rules and ritual…
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After Diwali in the religious city of Sambhal, the tradition of Parikrama of ancient shrines and the ferry fair is being practiced with reverence and faith even today. In this context, a ferry fair was organized on the ancient Manokamna Shrine on Saturday. The fair, which started at 12 noon, lasted till around 8 pm. During this time, thousands of devotees reached the shrine and offered prayers by doing Parikrama according to the rules and ritual…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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