Here’s How Different Parts Of India Celebrate Dussehra In India

Enthusiasm & Happiness

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1. Delhi

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2. Kullu, Himachal Pradesh

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3. Uttar Pradesh

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4. Gujarat

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5. Mangalore

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6. Mysore

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7. West Bengal

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