Ghentu, a god of one of these phenomena, is represented by a dunghill and is worshipped during the month of Phalguna. Devi Mata is responsible for these phenomena in the Punja
Ghentu, a god of one of these phenomena, is represented by a dunghill and is worshipped during the month of Phalguna. Devi Mata is responsible for these phenomena in the Punjab. Mari Bhavani represents one type of this phenomenon, and one deity of this phenomenon has projecting teeth, a hideous face, and carries a broom, a fan, and a sword. In Bengal, the goddess Sasthi helps worshipers escape these phenomena. One form of Matangi Sakti might control these phenomena with seven "Mothers." The most notable deity of these phenomena is Sitala, who brings with her a thing used on ? blankets to kill a different kind of Indian during Pontiac's Rebellion. FTP, name this very common phenomenon in India, manifested in things like itching, cholera, and smallpox.
Ghentu, a god of one of these phenomena, is represented by a dunghill and is worshipped during the month of Phalguna.
{disease} [accept equivalents and accept {itching} until "{Devi Mata}"] ({1})