File:Yagnopavit Sanskar.jpg
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English: The Yagnopavita, also known as the sacred thread, is a significant symbol in Hindu religion. The ceremony associated with it is known as the yagnopavita or upanayana ceremony. This ceremony mark the initiation of a young boy into the study of vedas ,and spread divine power throughout in the world.
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