#WATCH | Shimla, Himachal Pradesh: A large number of people gathered in Dhami village to witness the traditional Stone-Pelting Fair, locally known as ‘Patthar Ka Khel’.
Celebrated every year on the day after Diwali, the nearly 400-year-old ritual involves two groups of villagers throwing stones at each other until a participant sustains a minor injury. A few drops of the injured participant's blood are then offered to Goddess Bhadrakali.
The tradition is believed to have originated as an alternative to human sacrifice, which was practised centuries ago to appease the deity and seek protection from diseases, natural calamities and other misfortunes.
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Cope harder.
“My son died, but don’t stop sending your own to the Indian Army.”
These words, spoken by the father of slain Rifleman Aurangzeb, carry a weight heavier than grief itself. In the face of personal loss, he chose the nation over resentment, duty over despair. Aurangzeb’s sacrifice is not just a story of martyrdom it is a reminder of the moral courage that sustains the Indian Army. When families who have paid the ultimate price still stand by the uniform, it tells you where the real strength of the Republic lies. Nations survive not only on weapons, but on values like this.