English, asked by rajuroshanraj7091, 8 months ago

The ' Janewara' was considered as a symbol of *

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Answered by monakhanam

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death is the correct answer

Answered by divyakondeapati

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the answer is

Explanation:

'janewara' worn by Brahmins as a symbol of purity and knowledge it somewhere gives them a higher status ( as they 'believe' )

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