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    <title>Lighting Up a November Weekend: A Family Guide to Diwali 2026 with Shree Shakti Mandir</title>
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    <description>Diwali arrives on Sunday 8 November 2026, and Shree Shakti Mandir is preparing a day of worship, food and community. This practical guide covers the temple timetable, a compact home puja for flats, affordable festive cooking and ways to explain the festival at school and to neighbours.</description>
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    <title>The Many Faces of Shakti: British Hindus on Strength, Service and Everyday Life</title>
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    <description>Shakti is often translated as power, but British Hindus describe it in quieter terms: endurance, care, confidence and the willingness to show up for others. This feature gathers voices from temple volunteers, younger professionals and elders, alongside a photo essay from Shree Shakti Mandir.</description>
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