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Daltonganj: At least 10 drones have been pressed into service for aerial surveillance of the 66 Puja pandals in sensitive pockets of Palamu.
The district is hosting 581 pandals this year. “Out of them, 66 have been declared sensitive,” said the IG of Palamu range R K Lakra.
On Saturday, state woman and child development department secretary Kirpanand Jha and IG police (Operations) Amol Vinukant Homkar held a meeting with district officials to take stock of the situation.
IG Lakra said, “The senior officials reviewed the steps taken to maintain law and order and communal harmony during the ongoing Puja.”
Both the officials from Ranchi deliberated with the district officials about the measures taken for the routes charted for the immersion of the idols, the sensitivity of the routes, the preparations related to use of water canons and teargas shell wherever neede, mobility of the quick response teams, the presence of divers at the ghats where water level is high and where immersions will be held.
The steps designed by the administration to tackle any exigency was found inadequate and remedial measures suggested, said an insider of this high-level meeting.
Sources said the senior officials wanted strict odherance to Section 107 of the CrPC, stating that mere serving of notices to violators won’t matter untill the latter signs a bond of abidance to law for six months.
IG Lakra had earlier said 2,000 individuals have been shortlisted in Palamu to be served notices under Section 107 of the CrPC.
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The district is hosting 581 pandals this year. “Out of them, 66 have been declared sensitive,” said the IG of Palamu range R K Lakra.
On Saturday, state woman and child development department secretary Kirpanand Jha and IG police (Operations) Amol Vinukant Homkar held a meeting with district officials to take stock of the situation.
IG Lakra said, “The senior officials reviewed the steps taken to maintain law and order and communal harmony during the ongoing Puja.”
Both the officials from Ranchi deliberated with the district officials about the measures taken for the routes charted for the immersion of the idols, the sensitivity of the routes, the preparations related to use of water canons and teargas shell wherever neede, mobility of the quick response teams, the presence of divers at the ghats where water level is high and where immersions will be held.
The steps designed by the administration to tackle any exigency was found inadequate and remedial measures suggested, said an insider of this high-level meeting.
Sources said the senior officials wanted strict odherance to Section 107 of the CrPC, stating that mere serving of notices to violators won’t matter untill the latter signs a bond of abidance to law for six months.
IG Lakra had earlier said 2,000 individuals have been shortlisted in Palamu to be served notices under Section 107 of the CrPC.
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From temples to Chandrayaan, pandals deck up for Durga Puja
This year’s Durga Puja celebrations in Noida, India, are featuring traditional themes and unique attractions. The Sector 26 Noida Kalibari puja is showcasing a Brahma Dwar-styled pandal to transport visitors into the ethereal realm of Hindu mythology. The Saptarshi Sangha Trust pandal is blending tradition with contemporary styles, while the Balaka Durgotsav pandal is paying tribute to the arts and crafts heritage of Bengal. Other pandals include one themed around the Chandrayaan mission, and another showcasing the culture and crafts of West Bengal and Tripura. Additionally, the Shalimar Garden Mahila Sewa Samiti is an all-women-led puja committee.
This year’s Durga Puja celebrations in Noida, India, are featuring traditional themes and unique attractions. The Sector 26 Noida Kalibari puja is showcasing a Brahma Dwar-styled pandal to transport visitors into the ethereal realm of Hindu mythology. The Saptarshi Sangha Trust pandal is blending tradition with contemporary styles, while the Balaka Durgotsav pandal is paying tribute to the arts and crafts heritage of Bengal. Other pandals include one themed around the Chandrayaan mission, and another showcasing the culture and crafts of West Bengal and Tripura. Additionally, the Shalimar Garden Mahila Sewa Samiti is an all-women-led puja committee.
Durga Puja pandals see a wave of enthusiasts on Mahashtami
Devotees celebrated the Durga Mahashtami Puja with Kanya Puja in Ranchi and Jamshedpur. The young girls were welcomed with reverence and worshipped as representatives of divine feminine energy. The girls were adorned with new accessories and devotees sought their blessings. The ceremony aimed to honor and empower young girls. Festivities were held in various pandals, with heavy footfalls. Pandal hopping and street food were also popular attractions. Some celebrations were quieter, such as the Navratri celebration at the Gujrati Sanatan Samaj hall.
Devotees celebrated the Durga Mahashtami Puja with Kanya Puja in Ranchi and Jamshedpur. The young girls were welcomed with reverence and worshipped as representatives of divine feminine energy. The girls were adorned with new accessories and devotees sought their blessings. The ceremony aimed to honor and empower young girls. Festivities were held in various pandals, with heavy footfalls. Pandal hopping and street food were also popular attractions. Some celebrations were quieter, such as the Navratri celebration at the Gujrati Sanatan Samaj hall.
Sushmita Sen visits Durga Puja pandal with daughter Alisah
Sushmita Sen visited a Durga Puja pandal in Mumbai with her daughter Alisah. She looked stunning in a pink saree and tied her hair in a ponytail, while Alisah wore a simple lehenga-choli set. Pictures and videos of the actor at the pandal went viral on social media. Sushmita’s upcoming project is the action thriller series ‘Aarya Season 3’, set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from November 3. The trailer received a great response, showing a more powerful and furious Aarya. Directed by Ram Madhvani, ‘Aarya’ marked Sushmita Sen’s comeback and digital debut.
Sushmita Sen visited a Durga Puja pandal in Mumbai with her daughter Alisah. She looked stunning in a pink saree and tied her hair in a ponytail, while Alisah wore a simple lehenga-choli set. Pictures and videos of the actor at the pandal went viral on social media. Sushmita’s upcoming project is the action thriller series ‘Aarya Season 3’, set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from November 3. The trailer received a great response, showing a more powerful and furious Aarya. Directed by Ram Madhvani, ‘Aarya’ marked Sushmita Sen’s comeback and digital debut.
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