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!!!In Dashkin Kali: Sacrificial animals

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Dashkin Kali [{GoogleMap location='Dashkinkali, Nepal' zoom='13'}] is a village about 20km outside Kathmandu. 

Many Hindi sacrifice roosters and goats to please the goddess Kali (Hindu goddess associated with empowerment, time/change, preservation and destruction). 

This is done by cutting the throat of mostly male animals. The head stays as an offering and the other parts are prepared for a feast.

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