Hundreds of Durga idols were immersed at around seven Yamuna ghats across the national capital. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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Locals scavenge for the remains of idols after Durga Puja immersion, in New Delhi. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) will analyse the impact of the immersions on Yamuna’s toxic and foamy water by resorting to pre- and post-water quality check. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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Devotees participate in long processions before the immersion ceremony begins. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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Durga Puja concluded on Tuesday with the immersion of idols of Goddess Durga. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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The final day of Durga Puja is ‘Mahadashamim’, when Goddess will go back to ‘Kailash’ once again. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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Authorities has said they were trying to ensure that non-biodegradable items do not make it to the already polluted river. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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The five-day Durga Puja festival came to an end with the immersion of idols on Tuesday. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
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The remains of Durga Puja idols in the river Yamuna, New Delhi. (Ravi Choudhary/HT Photo)
