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Hasanamba festival concludes, more than 30 lakh visited in 12 days

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This year, revenue from ticket sales and other sources, excluding the hundi, has already touched ₹25.60 crore. The hundis will be opened and the offerings counted shortly.

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Hasanamba festival concludes, more than 30 lakh visited in 12 days
11/11/2026, 10:33:39 AM

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