The 300-year-old stone fair was organized in Dhami, Shimla. This tradition was completed on November 9, and is connected to the historical and cultural background of the local princely state.
Rituals and participation
The fair begins with the Narsingh worship by the royal family. Following this, traditional rituals are initiated, which form the main part of the event.
In this stone pelting, a team from the Tundu, Jathouti, and Katedu families participates on behalf of the royal family. On the other side, the team from the Jamogi family hurls stones.
The rulers of the Dhami princely state are descendants of Prithviraj Chauhan of Delhi. Several beliefs are also associated with this ancient fair.









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