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Bhadrakālī

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By Jit Majumdar


  1. the gentle/ auspicious Kālī
  2. one of the mother goddesses who attended to Skanda (Sk. Pur.); one of the forms of Kālī that is of particular importance in southern India, specially in Kerala; one of the forms of Durgā.

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