Dhanteras is synonymous with buying gold, silver and other valuables. However, a lesser-known tradition sees people purchasing a humble broom or jhaadu on the occasion. From household customs to religious beliefs, here's why the practice has continued over generations.
Dhanteras is synonymous with buying gold, silver and other valuables. However, a lesser-known tradition sees people purchasing a humble broom or jhaadu on the occasion. From household customs to religious beliefs, here's why the practice has continued over generations.
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Dhanteras is synonymous with buying gold, silver and other valuables. However, a lesser-known tradition sees people purchasing a humble broom or jhaadu on the occasion. From household customs to religious beliefs, here's why the practice has continued over generations.
