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- 0:00–0:30विश्वर्मन तिन्मफिला दोंप्रे तु अ विवर्ग़ बवोगाद बवोगाचना नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज न
- 0:30–0:35prayers. He called out, This is the last time, Gango. If the fish don't come, forgive me.
- 0:35–0:40Instantly the ropes pulled taut. The net became too heavy to lift, bursting with a massive
- 0:40–0:45catch. The next day he repeated the prayer. While his relatives caught empty shells, his
- 0:45–0:50net overflowed once more. Word quickly spread that this husband's pure devotion acted as
- 0:50–0:55a guaranteed incantation for a good catch. Today the tradition of Gangodhavik Pakta lives
- 0:55–1:00on, fishermen in Mathila still invoke an ordinary wife's name to secure their daily catch.
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विश्वर्मन तिन्मफिला दोंप्रे तु अ विवर्ग़ बवोगाद बवोगाचना नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज नेट्स देखाज न prayers. He called out, This is the last time, Gango. If the fish don't come, forgive me. Instantly the ropes pulled taut. The net became too heavy to lift, bursting with a massive catch. The next day he repeated the prayer. While his relatives caught empty shells, his net overflowed once more. Word quickly spread that this husband's pure devotion acted as a guaranteed incantation for a good catch. Today the tradition of Gangodhavik Pakta lives on, fishermen in Mathila still invoke an ordinary wife's name to secure their daily catch.