Hari Parbat

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The hill Hari Parbat is considered sacred to the Kashmiri Pandits due to the presence of temple of Sharika, the presiding deity of Kashmiri Hindus.

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On the the Birthday of Sharika Bhagwati, the devotees make sacrificial offering of `Taher-charvan' (Taher - rice boiled with turmeric powder and mixed with oil and salt; charvan - cooked liver of goat) to the Supreme Goddess. This day is celebrated as Har Navum.


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