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A 13-foot-tall jute Durga idol, designed by a Bengal-based artiste Gouranga Kuila, was installed at the National Crafts Museum in New Delhi. (Photo: Biplab Banerjee)

Jute Durga idol makes it to museum

Idol was created to spread awareness about dying jute industry.

18 Jun 2017 3:31 AM


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