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Why Non-Veg Food Isn’t Banned Near Temples In South India
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Why Non-Veg Food Isn’t Banned Near Temples In South India
Most temples in India have strict rules about keeping the surrounding area free of alcohol, non-vegetarian food, and more. But, apparently, South Indian temples don’t seem to adhere to the same rules, allowing non-veg food to be sold even around some of the temple areas. Temples in India are not just a reflection of the religion, but also the culture and community of that specific place. The country is practically littered with various temples, …
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