An artisan works on a model of a migrant mother symbolising Hindu Goddess Durga, holding a child and being surrounded by relief material as a theme decoration to create awareness about the migrant labourers' social issues during the lockdown previously imposed due to the Covid-19. Credit: AFP Photo
Artisan Ashish Ghosh gives finishing touches to an idol made of bamboo ahead of the Durga Puja festival, at Bonerpukur Danga in Birbhum district. Credit: PTI Photo
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee showing organizers how to make round marks for the visitors, to maintain social distancing norms, after inaugurating a community Durga Puja pandal, in Kolkata. Credit: PTI Photo
An artisan works on decorations near an idol of the ten-armed Hindu Goddess Durga at a makeshift place for worship, ahead of the Hindu festival 'Durga Puja' in Kolkata. Credit: AFP Photo
Artist Sanatan Dinda gives finishing touches on an idol of the ten-handed Hindu Goddess Durga at a makeshift place for worship ahead of the Hindu festival 'Durga Puja' in Kolkata. Credit: AFP Photo
Kanakpura Road Bengali Association will be hosting a members-only puja with attendance of 10 people, this year in Bangalore. Credit: DH File Photo
People visit a crowded market ahead of Durga Puja festival, in Kolkata. Credit: PTI Photo
Models of migrant labourers used as a theme decoration to create awareness about the migrant labourers' social issues during the lockdown previously imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic are kept under plastic sheets at a makeshift place for worship ahead of the Hindi festival 'Durga Puja' in Kolkata. Credit: AFP Photo
(Published 18 October 2020, 09:34 IST)