On Roop Chaudas (Chhoti Diwali), the second day of the five-day festival of lights, men and women flocked to salons today. In Bhilwara, residents of this sacred festival of Sanatan culture have been busy enhancing their looks to welcome Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, and to double the joy of Diwali. Since morning, beauty parlors and salons across the city have seen a large crowd of women, young men, and men. A desire for glow after the …
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On Roop Chaudas (Chhoti Diwali), the second day of the five-day festival of lights, men and women flocked to salons today. In Bhilwara, residents of this sacred festival of Sanatan culture have been busy enhancing their looks to welcome Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, and to double the joy of Diwali. Since morning, beauty parlors and salons across the city have seen a large crowd of women, young men, and men. A desire for glow after the …