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samvari | साँवरी

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04 Jun 2024
samvari | साँवरी
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samvari (Devanagari: साँवरी ISO15919: sām̐varī) is a dark-complexioned girl.

When Radha Rani is in maan then sometimes Shri Krishna dresses up as a girl to gain entry into Shri Radha's palace. Then He is also called Samvari.

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Prema Rasa Madira - The Intoxicating Bliss of Divine Love

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