Rangoli makers adapt to rising costs to preserve colourful Diwali tradition
Rangoli makers in India are adapting to rising material costs by turning to organic alternatives.
Rangoli makers in India are adapting to rising material costs by turning to organic alternatives, Al Jazeera English reported.
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