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Groundbreaking Ceremony of Durga Temple Renovation and Expansion at Fairfax Station

October 2024 1257 views 04 Min 59 Sec

The Groundbreaking Ceremony for the renovation and expansion of the Durga Temple at Fairfax Station marks the official start of construction. The event features speeches from community leaders, traditional prayers, and a ceremonial shovel breaking ground. The renovation aims to enhance facilities and accommodate growing community needs.

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