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Pune: Poets meet at crematorium to fight superstition

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Pune: Poets meet at crematorium to fight superstition

500 people turned up for programme organised on amavasya night.

As the country celebrated Diwali, there was a somewhat different celebration at a crematorium on the Pune-Mumbai highway. Anti-superstition activists and local groups working for Dalits gathered at the crematorium in Bopodi between 10 pm and 4 am on November 11-12 — which happened to be an amavasya , or moonless night — and recited poetry and songs to dispel myths about crematoriums and amavasya

See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/in...m-to-fight-superstition/#sthash.P2kiDcOX.dpuf
 
Anti-superstition activists wish to end superstition at crematorium.

For many,
superstition initiate only from crematorium.
 
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