World Sari Day: The Gorgeous Drape's Amazing Evolution

1	World Sari Day: The Gorgeous Drape's Amazing Evolution The length and drape of the sari varies; some may be less than the traditional six yards, like the half sari, while others like the Maharashtrian Nnauvari or the Tamilian Madisar is be nine yards. Kodagu saris too can be nine yards long.
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7	Rashmika Is Wedding-Ready Bhumi wears her Ma's sari... Manushi is in the mountains... Karisma is Christmas-ready...
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10	Who Says You Can't Run In A Saree? FICCI FLO and JITO Ladies Wing Ahmedabad organised Sareethon, an event that witnessed over 500 saree-sporting women race on Friday.

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