Durga Puja 2022: Gorgeous idols in Cuttack at a glance as devotees set to bid adieu to Maa

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Maa Durga at Chauliaganj mandap in Cuttack.

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Balu Bazaar mandap: Oldest in the silver city, it is said that Balu Bazaar is where the tradition of pandals and idol worship by devotees started.

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Badambadi-Shankarpur Puja committee in Cuttack is unique in its own way as Shiva-Parvati are worshipped during Durga Puja.

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Maa Durga at Bajrakabati Samanta Sahi mandap in Cuttack.

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Maa Durga at Choudhury Bazar mandap in Cuttack.

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At the pandal of Nimchouri Puja committee, one can witness the entire Shiva family in the idols.

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Maa Durga at Upper Telanga Bazar mandap in Cuttack.

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This is the mandap of Buxi Bazar puja Committee.

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This mandap in Chandi Chowk is one of the most famous and finest in terms of design with intricate silver filigree backdrop.

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Maa Durga at the Khan Nagar mandap in Cuttack.

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Maa Durga at the Mohammadia puja mandap in Cuttack.

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Mali Sahi mandap in Cuttack

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Mandap of Mangalabag puja committee in Cuttack.

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Rajbagicha Labour Colony mandap

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Maa Durga at Ranihat puja mandap in Cuttack.

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This puja mandap at Sheikh Bazar in Cuttack, which sees active participation of both Hindus and Muslims, is an epitome of communal harmony.