Madhya Pradesh: Traditional Hingot 'fireball' war celebration leaves 30 injured in Indore
It is a centuries-old ceremony generally celebrated on the second day of Diwali, however this year it was observed on the third.
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It is a centuries-old ceremony generally celebrated on the second day of Diwali, however this year it was observed on the third.
Seven people were wounded and 23 others received minor injuries while celebrating the traditional Hingot war, a kind of fireball, fest in Gautampura village, Depalpur, Indore on Wednesday, an official said.
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