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'''Samita Bajracharya'' is a living Goddess in Hindu Mythology worshipped by Hindus all over the world. She is the reincarnation of Hindu goddess [[Durga]], also called '''Taleju''' in Nepal. She is the current Kumari of [[Nepal]]. Her residence is at [[Lalitpur]],[[Nepal]]. |
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