Celebrating Durga Puja
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A man draws a traditional pattern at the Bombay Durgabari Samiti during the Durga Puja in Mumbai. HT/Kalpak Pathak
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Devotees visit a pandal or a marquee on the first day of the Durga Puja in Kolkata. The five-day festival, commemorates the slaying of a demon king by lion-riding, 10-armed goddess Durga, marking the triumph of good over evil. AP/Bikas Das
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Devotees visit a pandal or a marquee on the first day of the Durga Puja festival in Kolkata. AP/Bikas Das
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A woman decorates an idol of Goddess Durga ahead of on mahasashthi puja in Kolkata. PTI/Swapan Mahapatra
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A pandal or a marquee which is a temporary worship venue of Goddess Durga is seen in Guwahati. PTI
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A girl blows a traditional conch shell in front of the clay idol of Goddess Durga in Kolkata. AFP/Dibyangshu Sarkar
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President Pranab Mukherjee waves to the public as he arrives at his ancestral village Mirati to take part in Durga Puja. PTI
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Drummers, also known as dhakis, beat their drums at a pandal or a marquee in Kolkata. UNI
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A pandal or a marquee set up for Goddess Durga is seen in central Kolkata. UNI
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An idol of Goddess Durga is seen at a pandal or a marquee in Kolkata. UNI
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