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Sindoor: Meaning, Significance, and Cultural Impact

Operation Sindoor touched Aishanya Dwivedi, widow of Shubham Dwivedi, as it symbolized her loss and the cultural value of sindoor

Sindoor is a red or orange powder signifying marriage and devotion in Hindu traditions, first applied during wedding rituals

Dating back 5000 years, sindoor has historic mentions in Hindu epics like Ramayana, where Goddess Sita applied it for Lord Rama

Placed near the Third Eye chakra, sindoor symbolizes concentration and emotional energy, tied to spiritual beliefs

Sindoor represents good luck, love, and prosperity, exempted from taxes as an essential cultural item in India

Films like Sindoor and Om Shanti Om have depicted its deep cultural significance, making it iconic in pop culture

A bride’s image with sindoor after the Pahalgam attack symbolized strength, love, and India's resolve against terrorism

Sindoor remains a powerful symbol of marriage, devotion, and cultural identity in Indian tradition and modern narratives

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