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Believe it or not: Snake confesses why it bit victim

Yet another bizarre practice has surfaced from the land of Madhya Pradesh where a ritual is practiced in which it is believed that snake's soul enters the human body and confesses why it bit the person.

Believe it or not: Snake confesses why it bit victim
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Published : Oct 29, 2019, 3:22 PM IST

Updated : Oct 29, 2019, 6:24 PM IST

Sehore: Just fifteen kilometers away from the bustling capital Bhopal, lies Lasudia Parihar village in Sehore district, Madhya Pradesh, where a weird ritual has been in practice for centuries: it is believed that snake's soul enters human body and narrates the reason why it bit the person.

The ritual is observed the day following Diwali, which is an important festival for Hindus.

It is believed that the practice takes out the poison from the victim's body and also ensures that such incident is not repeated.

Believe it or not: Snake confesses why it bit victim

Surprisingly, this superstition has been going on for more than 300 years.

While a plate with serpent engraving is hit zealously, people wait for the snake's soul to enter the body to confess why it bit the person.

People in large numbers come to witness the ritual.

"A lot of people come and participate in the ceremony. They experience positive results and return to their home happily," told the priest.

Also read: These MP villagers allow cows to run over them as post Diwali ritual

Sehore: Just fifteen kilometers away from the bustling capital Bhopal, lies Lasudia Parihar village in Sehore district, Madhya Pradesh, where a weird ritual has been in practice for centuries: it is believed that snake's soul enters human body and narrates the reason why it bit the person.

The ritual is observed the day following Diwali, which is an important festival for Hindus.

It is believed that the practice takes out the poison from the victim's body and also ensures that such incident is not repeated.

Believe it or not: Snake confesses why it bit victim

Surprisingly, this superstition has been going on for more than 300 years.

While a plate with serpent engraving is hit zealously, people wait for the snake's soul to enter the body to confess why it bit the person.

People in large numbers come to witness the ritual.

"A lot of people come and participate in the ceremony. They experience positive results and return to their home happily," told the priest.

Also read: These MP villagers allow cows to run over them as post Diwali ritual

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Beedi making women in vallom



Vallam is a village near Achankovil which is the border of the district. The beauty and charm of a typical Tamil village, the green blankets adjoining the Tenkasi and the lush hills that surround them provide a warmth to the eyes and mind. But the lives of these people are not very good. For the past 40 years, women in this village have been making beedis for their livelihood and survival. The leaves, which were brought from the beedi company, are cut and filled with tobacco, tied with yarn, and put it into the riddle. Their hands work restlessly while they are talking. They get 200 per day for a person. Between poverty and life, they are still living in search of hope for a good life

 


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Last Updated : Oct 29, 2019, 6:24 PM IST
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