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Vijaya Dashami: Bengal bids adieu to Goddess Durga, five-day festival ends

Oct 15, 2021, at 11:08 pm

Kolkata:  At the end of the five-day mega festival that witnessed the entire Bengal wallow in a frenetic celebration, despite COVID-19 fears, people bid adieu to Goddess Durga on Friday, the Vijay Dashami day, wishing she returns the next year bringing in happiness.

Vijaya Dasami: Revellers bid adieu to Goddess Durga today

Oct 08, 2019, at 08:12 am

New Delhi/Kolkata: This is the day that Kolkatans lament the most as it is time again to bid adieu to the Hindu Goddess Durga and her four children (Laxmi, Saraswati, Kartik and Ganesh) with Maha Dashami celebrations coming to an end on Tuesday, starting yet another one-year wait for the deity to arrive on Earth.

Vijaya Dasami: Revellers bid adieu to Goddess Durga

Oct 19, 2018, at 09:50 am

Kolkata, Oct 19 (IBNS): This is the day that Kolkatans lament the most as it is time again to bid adieu to the Hindu Goddess Durga and her four children (Laxmi, Saraswati, Kartik and Ganesh) with Maha Dashami celebrations coming to an end on Friday, starting yet another one-year wait for the deity to arrive on Earth.