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World

Devotees place Shila stones at flood-hit Devighat temples in Nepal

Reported by Newkerala.com 18 Oct 2026, 10:06 pm IST 1 min read

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Devotees in Nepal's Devighat are worshipping at Shila stones where the Jalapa Devi Temple stood before the August 26 flood swept away the shrines.

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Section: World
Topics: Weather & monsoon
First reported by: Newkerala.com
Reporter: aditya n
Published: Sunday, 18 October 2026, 10:06 pm IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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