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Rooh Afza drinkers stay away

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Kreately.in1 year ago

Credit: @yourfoodlab on IG

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Estadio Deportes1 year ago

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Hare Krishna (Har Har Mahadev)1 year ago

If you drink this, your love for ShriRam multiplies

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Mahakaal Bhakt1 year ago

In Odisha it's called Nabat Pana. We drink it on Hindu Nav Varsh Chaitra Shukl Paksh Pratipada. We call it as Pana Shankaranti.

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MK P1 year ago

This drink I like most in summer. When you drink cool it will be very nice. This is one of the oldest drink in India

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Hare Krishna (Har Har Mahadev)1 year ago

Only for Hindus.

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Vishwas (Proud Sanatani & Bhartiya)1 year ago

जय श्री राम

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Vishwas (Proud Sanatani & Bhartiya)1 year ago

Bahut sunder jankaari

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hardik1 year ago

Bhai yeh Jain log peete hain when they break their fast after few days to cool down rheir body, south india ne toh sirf copy paste kiya hain

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jingalala1 year ago

I love this

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spandana1 year ago

It's very popular drink made on Ram Navami in Andhra and Telangana

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