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Potters busy making earthenware for Tihar

Hamro Patro News •
October 25, 2026 • 02:15 AM
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By Our Correspondent, Nepalgunj, Oct. 25: Potters in Nepalgunj are busy making earthenware to meet the sharp rise in demand for clay lamps and other earthen utensils during the Tihar festival.

Potters busy making earthenware for Tihar

By Our Correspondent, Nepalgunj, Oct. 25: Potters in Nepalgunj are busy making earthenware to meet the sharp rise in demand for clay lamps and other earthen utensils during the Tihar festival.

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