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Jhandewala temple to distribute Tulsi saplings on every Tuesday and Ashtami

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Sep 9, 2007, 12:00 am IST
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In order to enhance respect for and faith in the Tusli plant, the Badri Bhagat Jhandewala Temple Society has launched a campaign in Delhi to present one Tulsi sapling to every devotee as prasad. The saplings will be presented on every Tuesday and Ashtami day of every month so that every devotee can plant and worship the sacred and unique medicinal plant in his/her home. In the picture, the chief priest of the Jhandewala temple Shri Gangadutt Joshi is presenting a Tulsi sapling to a devotee.  (FOC)

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