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Bijoya Dashami celebrations muted this year amid Covid-19

The 5-day long Durga Puja celebrations came to an end on&nbsp;Bijoya or Bijoya Dashami&nbsp;on Monday.&nbsp;
While the day is normally marked with grand festive regalia, this year the celebrations were much more low-key due to the pandemic.&nbsp;
Poojas, rituals such as idol immersion ceremony saw fewer attendees and those who stepped out to celebrate wore face masks to stay safe.
The traditional &lsquo;Sindur Khela&rsquo; festivities were generally restricted to organisers or local residents due to social distancing norms.&nbsp;

The 5-day long Durga Puja celebrations came to an end on&nbsp;Bijoya or Bijoya Dashami&nbsp;on Monday.&nbsp;
While the day is normally marked with grand festive regalia, this year the celebrations were low-key due to the pandemic.&nbsp;
Poojas, rituals such as idol immersion ceremony saw fewer attendees and those who stepped out to celebrate wore face masks to stay safe.
The traditional &lsquo;Sindur Khela&rsquo; festivities were generally restricted to organisers or local residents due to social distancing norms.&nbsp;

sindur khela

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