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yagya

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yagya (yäˑ·gyä),
n ritual in which particular sequences from the Vedic texts are performed by pandits and are believed to remove illness and any obstacles to growth. See also pandit.


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An inquiry conducted by the state government on the basis of a complaint from Yagya Dutt Sharma, a member of legislative council from Allahabad- Jhansi division graduates' constituency, has confirmed that this practice has been gradually gaining popularity among the primary teachers.
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