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The Rangoli
It art work done with rice flour infront of homes .
The rice flour acts as food for ants .
This was infront of the children's day care or Balwadi
Rangoli’s significance in Indian culture is deep, symbolizing welcome, prosperity, and positive energy, traditionally drawn at home entrances to invite deities like Lakshmi, ward off evil, and bring good luck,
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