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2024-10-29 20:38:02
As an Indian never heard of it nor ever witnessed it in remote villages in northen India ,only a small village in Karnataka celebrate it, is widely unaware by "Indians" there are a Billion Indians , few hundred celebrate is not festival. easily claiming it be Indian festival? [Link]
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2024-10-29 21:08:15
Caption is wrong it isn't most important festival of Hinduism not even close it's only celebrated somewhere in remote village of India Khyruppala Andhra Pradesh with population of 4800 people. Most Indians don't even know about this festival imp hindu festivals are- Holi/diwali [Link]
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2024-10-29 21:16:53
This happens in the village of Gumatapura every year as a local ritual to mark the end of Diwali. This is by no means a universal practice in the country but rather only in this particular village with the population of 1500-5000. www.newsflare.com/video/606207/indian-village-celebrates-end-of-diwali-by-throwing-cow-dung-at-each-other
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2024-10-29 21:18:16
it's not most important festival of Hindus, not even close , it's only celebrated somewhere in remote village of India Khyruppala, with population of 4800 people. And Most Indians don't even know about this festival. List of most important festivals: [Link]
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2024-10-30 04:45:50
This is dried up Cow/Buffalo dung used as fire fuel. And not wet poo as depicted by 100s of posts using this video. About “Pidakalu” or dung cake: [Link] It is being used in wrong context to stereotype whole India. This is only celebrated by a remote village barely with 5000 people.
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2024-10-30 06:21:47
The same festival in the USA. It's because cow dung is important in rural areas [Link]
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