Tamil Nadu Village Prioritizes Bats Over Fireworks During Diwali
- For generations, the villagers have chosen to keep the celebrations quiet to ensure that the bats are not frightened away.
- This tradition has been maintained to protect the local bat population.
- Senior police officers in the region have taken out foot patrols in busy market areas in view of Deepavali.
- The focus on maintaining peace and quiet during Diwali is a unique cultural practice in this village.
- The police patrols aim to ensure safety and order during the festival.
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NDTV·
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Senior police officers take out foot patrols in busy market areas in view of Deepavali