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Rahi (goddess)
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Rahi, also called Rahimai or Radhamai, is the regional form of the Hindu goddess Radha. She is associated with the Vithoba form of Hindu god Krishna in Maharashtra, India. According to the local legends, Rahi or Radhika is the wife of Vithoba.[1][2] Indian sociologist G.S. Ghurye states that the regional form Rahi is derived from Radhika, another name of goddess Radha.[3]
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