Natural flower garlands gain popularity as Gulmi restricts artificial alternatives
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Gulmi, November 9 Natural flower garlands are gaining popularity in Gulmi as local governments have restricted the sale and use of artificial garlands ahead of the Tihar festival. Markets in Tamghas, the district headquarters, have seen increased activity ahead of the festival.
Unlike previous years, when shops were filled with colourful artificial garlands, marigold and […] Gulmi, November 9 Natural flower garlands are gaining popularity in Gulmi as local governments have restricted the sale and use of artificial garlands ahead of the Tihar festival. Markets in Tamghas, the district headquarters, have seen increased activity ahead of the festival.
Unlike previous years, when shops were filled with colourful artificial garlands, marigold and […] Gulmi, November 9 Natural flower garlands are gaining popularity in Gulmi as local governments have restricted the sale and use of artificial garlands ahead of the Tihar festival. Markets in Tamghas, the district headquarters, have seen increased activity ahead of the festival.
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