The 101-foot-high dargah built by bamboo for the Durga Puja for the Persian Durgapatima. The entrepreneurs are expected to be recognized as the world's tallest citadel in Guinness World Records of Guwahati, Assam, India. But the main objective is to inform all about Assam's bamboo cane industry through this huge work. Another thing to look like. And this is the great fortress that is being led under the leadership of a Muslim artist.
The news of the creation of this fort of Guwahati has already spread in the media of many countries including India. The work on this statue was started on August 1. The work was going on, but on 17th August the idol was broken by a storm. Then again the initiative is taken to build the idol.
At first it was decided that members of Bishnupur Sarvajanik Puja Committee of the city of Guwahati in Guwahati, will make everyone look after making a 108-feet high dargah. But the recent storm has suffered serious damage. So they made the 101 feet high durgapatima. The organizers have already been in touch with the Guinness World Records Authority. Prashanta Bose, spokesperson of Bishnupur Sarvajanik Puja Committee, said that every information was being sent to them every day, including video of making complete idol.
A few days before the start of Durga Puja, he said in the first light on mobile phone from Guwahati, the whole work from the first pillar was obeyed by Guinness authorities. They also sent a 28 page guide. They will get the hope of peace, recognition.Another entrepreneur Biren Sarker said in the mobile phone, 'Bamboo Assam's Tradition. These bamboos are going to be lost. To save bamboo by strengthening the bamboo industry. This initiative is to give the message of that awareness. We also want to spread the harmony message. '
Due to the storm, the height of the image was reduced by 7 feet, but the height of the image was not reduced. It was known that the idol was about 10 feet high on a platform. Now that stage is not there. As a result, the height of the idol has not increased, rather it has increased by 3 feet. Before the statue is completed, people's crowds are seen. Assam tourism minister Himmat Vishwasarma visited this idol. He told journalists that the state tourism will be further developed by this idol.This vast idol is being made only by bamboo. 40 artisans led by renowned craftsman Nuruddin Ahmed, built an idol of Dasvuza's idol. On 1 August, Nuruddin started the construction of the idol.
Durgapatima is so tall, but the organizers said, worship will be a small statue made of clay. The bigger is just for visitors to visit.
Artist Nuruddin Ahmed said, 'I am an artist. Art is my religion. "He said that five thousand bamboos were made to make this idol. His estimation is about 12 lakh rupees.
Many bamboos are available in Assam. The bamboo and cane industries are very well developed here. Nuruddin himself very skilled in bamboo cane. Prior to being honored as a craftsman. Since 1975 he has been making durgapatima. He has made a couple of idols so far. Nuruddin also said that only 101 feet of statue has been set up with bamboo. No metals have been used. His son Dip Ahmed also worked with Nuruddin.
Earlier, 83 feet high bridges were built in Calcutta, West Bengal. It was made up of iron structures. Built in Begumganj in Noakhali in Bangladesh last year, the 71-foot-high dargah
The news of the creation of this fort of Guwahati has already spread in the media of many countries including India. The work on this statue was started on August 1. The work was going on, but on 17th August the idol was broken by a storm. Then again the initiative is taken to build the idol.
At first it was decided that members of Bishnupur Sarvajanik Puja Committee of the city of Guwahati in Guwahati, will make everyone look after making a 108-feet high dargah. But the recent storm has suffered serious damage. So they made the 101 feet high durgapatima. The organizers have already been in touch with the Guinness World Records Authority. Prashanta Bose, spokesperson of Bishnupur Sarvajanik Puja Committee, said that every information was being sent to them every day, including video of making complete idol.
A few days before the start of Durga Puja, he said in the first light on mobile phone from Guwahati, the whole work from the first pillar was obeyed by Guinness authorities. They also sent a 28 page guide. They will get the hope of peace, recognition.Another entrepreneur Biren Sarker said in the mobile phone, 'Bamboo Assam's Tradition. These bamboos are going to be lost. To save bamboo by strengthening the bamboo industry. This initiative is to give the message of that awareness. We also want to spread the harmony message. '
Due to the storm, the height of the image was reduced by 7 feet, but the height of the image was not reduced. It was known that the idol was about 10 feet high on a platform. Now that stage is not there. As a result, the height of the idol has not increased, rather it has increased by 3 feet. Before the statue is completed, people's crowds are seen. Assam tourism minister Himmat Vishwasarma visited this idol. He told journalists that the state tourism will be further developed by this idol.This vast idol is being made only by bamboo. 40 artisans led by renowned craftsman Nuruddin Ahmed, built an idol of Dasvuza's idol. On 1 August, Nuruddin started the construction of the idol.
Durgapatima is so tall, but the organizers said, worship will be a small statue made of clay. The bigger is just for visitors to visit.
Artist Nuruddin Ahmed said, 'I am an artist. Art is my religion. "He said that five thousand bamboos were made to make this idol. His estimation is about 12 lakh rupees.
Many bamboos are available in Assam. The bamboo and cane industries are very well developed here. Nuruddin himself very skilled in bamboo cane. Prior to being honored as a craftsman. Since 1975 he has been making durgapatima. He has made a couple of idols so far. Nuruddin also said that only 101 feet of statue has been set up with bamboo. No metals have been used. His son Dip Ahmed also worked with Nuruddin.
Earlier, 83 feet high bridges were built in Calcutta, West Bengal. It was made up of iron structures. Built in Begumganj in Noakhali in Bangladesh last year, the 71-foot-high dargah
The 101-foot Durgapatima by artist Nuruddin
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