write few lines on on how the people celebrate Durga Puja on the pandemic
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t’s that time of the year. The fragrance of ‘shiuli’, the delicate orange and white flowers that blossom right about now, mingles with the autumn breeze to herald Durga Puja but the frankincense is missing and a wary quiet has overtaken the sound of festivities. In the air there is the virus and the fear of it. The Bengali community in the Delhi-NCR region is staying away from Durga Puja festivities, a community affair in parks and other open spaces. And nowhere is this more evident than in Chittaranjan Park, often known as ‘mini Bengal’.. It’s two days before Durga Puja begins and Delhi’s predominantly Bengali neighbourhood has never been quieter.
This year Anjali and other pujas have been done online through many medians like Zoom, Youtube, etc. The pandit and other people have been strict with the Covid-19 safety norms and ensured to follow.
People at home watched and performed the puja at home with the Durga idol at home with ease praying for this pandemic to get over and to live harmoniously.
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