On Bhadrapada Amavasya that occurs usually in the
months of September or October every year you can find Telangana men gathering
flowers for their wives. It is common to find the vakili (courtyards) of every
house cleaned, sprayed with cow dung mixed water and decorated with muggu
(Rangoli) made of rice flour. When it is
dark, you can catch the beautiful sight of Telangana women draped in
traditional Pattu Sarees coming out with a pile of flowers, brilliantly stacked
over a plate with a deepam (light) on its top.
If you are confused about the happenings, let me tell you, it is just
the beginning of 9-day festival named “Bathukamma.”
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Monday, October 12, 2015
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