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Exclusive Pics Of Durga Puja 2012
Durga Puja is the famous Bengali festival that is celebrated in West Bengal. Durga Puja (worship Goddess Durga) is the nine days festival that is celebrated with fervour among Bengalis. It is one of the most important festivals in the Bengali calender.
In Bengal, Durga Puja is also known as Durgotsavo, Durgo Pujo, Akalbodhan, Maha Pujo, Sharodotsab to name a few. Whatever be the name, the joy and celebrations of the festival start months before. All the artists start making Durga idols after the Ganesh Chathurthi.
People start putting up pandals and decorate the streets with lights. The craze of Durga Puja can be felt even overseas. In Bengal, people enjoy pandal hopping whole night with friends and relatives, just to see different pandals and the idols of Maa Durga. Every year, pandal associations put up creative and artistic idols of Goddess Durga.
In Kolkata alone, more than 2000 pandals are put up on streets, grounds and houses. One of the oldest Durga Puja is held in Konnagar (Hooghly district), West Bengal. Apart from, Konnagar, Katwa, Lataguri, Siliguri, Cooch Bihar and many more places are well known for the Protima or idol.
As the Durga Puja has started, we would like to share the exclusive pictures of this year (2012) Durga Puja. Take a look at the most beautiful and amazing images of Maa Durga.
The Silver Queen
Maa Durga is decorated with the Shola Shaaj and looks extremely stunning.
The Bright Red Beauty
In one of the Puja pandals, Maa Durga has been made as a poter thakur. Two different houses for (Ganesha and Saraswati) and (Lakshmi and Karthik) gives a clear meaning.
The Bengali Beauty
In a Durga Puja pandal, Maa Durga has donned the traditional white and red border Bengali saree. Long curly hair, angry eyes and 10 weapons finish the look of Mahishasura Mardini.
The Golden Beauty
This is a gorgeous and eye catchy picture of Goddess Durga. In a pandal of Kolkata, Maa Durga has been painted with golden colours and crafted so well that it looks like a metal idol.
The Shola Shaaj
Durga is most commonly decorated and accessorised with shola shaaj. Even this idol of Maa Durga is decorated with shola shaaj.
The Warrior
In this idol, Maa Durga is shown as Shakti who standing after killing the demon King Mahishasura with her trident. She is celebrating her victory over the demon.
The Mother Of The Universe
This is one different image of Durga. The idol has been seated on the third moon. The moon has been attached with a pipe and Goddess Durga has been placed over it.
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