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English: A child gets dressed as Lord Krishna – a Hindu god – to perform a traditional dance as part of the colorful Rash Leela festival in Moulvibazar, Bangladesh. The festival is a celebration of the divine love of Krishna and the goddess Radha who dance together in Hindu scripture. Thousands of people travel across the country in order to celebrate the festival. |
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