An incident in Madhya Pradesh, where a tanker was seen pouring milk into the Narmada, sparked a debate between religious faith and environmental concerns regarding pollution
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A 21-day religious ceremony at the Pataleshwar Mahadev Temple in Madhya Pradesh’s Sehore district, guided by Sant Shivanand Maharaj, culminated in a controversial ritual where 11,000 litres of milk were poured into the Narmada River in what devotees described as a “sacred offering” on April 8.
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