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Maha Shivarathri

The 'Great Night of Shiva' is celebrated by Hindus globally to commemorate Lord Shiva overcoming darkness and ignorance.

Tuesday 30 January 2018

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The Great Night of Shiva will be commemorated at Shivan temples islandwide with fasting, prayer and meditation.

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