Irish and Indian Artists Collaborate for Unique Durga Puja Pandal

In Kolkata, the Behala Nutan Dal Durga Puja pandal showcases a blend of Irish and Indian artistic traditions to celebrate 75 years of India-Ireland diplomatic relations.

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In a remarkable cultural collaboration, Irish and Indian artists have come together to design a unique Durga Puja pandal for the Behala Nutan Dal in Kolkata. This year's theme beautifully intertwines the artistic traditions of both countries, highlighting the richness of their cultural heritage.

Irish and Indian Artists Collaborate for Unique Durga Puja Pandal

The artists have jointly crafted an idol of Goddess Durga alongside the Irish deity Danu, symbolizing a harmonious blend of their respective mythologies. This initiative, spearheaded by the Embassy of Ireland in New Delhi, marks the celebration of the 75th anniversary of India-Ireland diplomatic relations.

Kevin Kelly, the Ambassador of Ireland to India, visited the Behala Nutan Dal Durga Puja pandal today, expressing his appreciation for the collaborative effort. This celebration not only enhances the festive spirit but also strengthens the cultural ties between India and Ireland, showcasing the beauty of diversity through art.