Ranchi Durga Puja || Part 1 || Navratri Special

One of the oldest cities of Jharkhand, Ranchi used to be the summer capital of Bihar during British rule. Popularly known as the City of Waterfalls, Ranchi is famous for the many picturesque falls, making it a popular tourist attraction
Durga Puja is a 10-day Hindu festival that celebrates the goddess Durga and her victory over the shape-shifting asura Mahishasura:
When it's celebrated
Durga Puja is celebrated annually in September or October.
Where it's celebrated
It's celebrated in many parts of India, including West Bengal, Tripura, Jharkhand, Odisha, Assam, and Bihar, as well as in Bangladesh, Nepal, and other countries.
How it's celebrated
The festival includes:
Sculpting: Artisans create clay images of Durga and her family.
Worship: The festival begins with Mahalaya, when eyes are painted on the images.
Food: A community bhog, or food offering, is prepared and shared each day.
Pandals: Temporary stages are erected and decorated with local craft materials.
Immersion: On the tenth day, the images are immersed in a river or other body of water.

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