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28 Jun 2026

Lord Jagannath, Subhadra, and Balarama are carried over the shoulders of devotees during a colorful rally ahead of Jagannath Snan Yatra in Kolkata, India, on June 28, 2026. Snan Yatra is a bathing festival of deities celebrated on the purnima (full moon day) of the Hindu month of Jyeshtha, marking the auspicious birthday of Jagannath according to religious scriptures.

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28 Jun 2026

Lord Jagannath, Subhadra, and Balarama are carried over the shoulders of devotees during a colorful rally ahead of Jagannath Snan Yatra in Kolkata, India, on June 28, 2026. Snan Yatra is a bathing festival of deities celebrated on the purnima (full moon day) of the Hindu month of Jyeshtha, marking the auspicious birthday of Jagannath according to religious scriptures.

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#13894124

27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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#13894136

27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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27 Jun 2026

Devotees transport the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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#13894158

27 Jun 2026

Devotees pose for a group photo with the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol as it is transported back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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#13894120

27 Jun 2026

A devotee touches the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol in reverence as it is transported back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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27 Jun 2026

A devotee touches the newly cast replica of the historic Hathu Dyah (Bhairav) idol in reverence as it is transported back to Kirtipur following its bronze casting at a workshop in Thimi, Bhaktapur, on June 27, 2026. The approximately eight-foot-tall idol is being recreated through a community-funded restoration initiative to revive a centuries-old Newar tradition that disappeared after the fall of the Malla period. The project was launched after a copperplate inscription discovered during the restoration of the Bagh Bhairav idol in 2013 documented the historical practice of displaying the Hathu Dyah idol during the annual Bagh Bhairav Jatra and distributing ritual offerings from its mouth. The original idol is no longer extant, but the committee has stated that the tradition gradually disappeared following the decline of the Malla era. The reconstructed idol will undergo final carving and decoration before its ceremonial unveiling during a future Bagh Bhairav Jatra.

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#13889398

27 Jun 2026

Shia Muslim devotees attend a religious mourning parade in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, on June 26, 2026, during Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh-century death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed.

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27 Jun 2026

Shia Muslim devotees attend a religious mourning parade in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, on June 26, 2026, during Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh-century death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed.

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27 Jun 2026

Shia Muslim devotees attend a religious mourning parade in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, on June 26, 2026, during Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh-century death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed.

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27 Jun 2026

Shia Muslim devotees attend a religious mourning parade in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, on June 26, 2026, during Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh-century death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed.

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27 Jun 2026

Shia Muslim devotees attend a religious mourning parade in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, on June 26, 2026, during Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh-century death of Imam Hussein, the grandson of Prophet Mohammed.

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