As Durga Puja enters its 6th day, women across various regions come together to perform the traditional 'Dhunuchi' dance, a key highlight of the celebrations. Holding earthen incense pots filled with burning coconut husks and aromatic frankincense, the dancers sway to the rhythmic beats of drums (dhak) in honor of Goddess Durga. The spirited dance, a mix of devotion and artistry, is performed as an offering to the goddess, symbolizing joy, prosperity, and reverence. The vibrant ritual adds to the grandeur of the festival, captivating audiences with its energy and cultural significance.

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People from across New Delhi visit various pandals to see the larger-than-life idols of the goddess Durga during the Durga puja festivities. But do you know how these idols are made? Every year, a handful of artisans come from West Bengal to New Delhi to make these clay figurines, ahead of the annual Durga Puja celebrations. This community of artisans and artists, lay down their lives and aspirations to recreate the charisma of the goddess Durga each year for the large population of devotees.

Meet The Idol Makers Who Bring Goddess Durga To Life

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