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Hello everyone and welcome to my blog 28. I hope you all are doing great and had an amazing festival.

If you are new to my blogs don't forget to read other blogs of my page, and follow me. So currently I was making this series where i was sharing some short and brief about Ramayan characters.

The reason for making this series was that I wanted to share this with you all. And I really had a good time sharing everything with you all. Today this is the end of this series and I am ending not because of any other reason but I have my college exams very near and I have lots of syllabus to cover. Maybe writing blogs daily is not that easy but still I'll give my 100% to upload a blog daily, and share my daily vichars.

I feel really blessed because I can see few of you really see my blogs daily, which makes me so Happy and that gives me courage to write more blogs, just few days after my exams are over I will start writing more amazing and interesting blogs, with that i will also cover some unknown and known  facts with you. But let me be clear, daily blogs will also come but not regularly at some interval.

I really wish everyone stays happy and healthy, all have positive thoughts and with that said if you read my whole blog and you liked don't forget to share it with your friends and family. TY❤️
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