Bengal may allow Chhath Puja at Rabindra Sarobar despite court ban

Minister Agnimitra Paul says the government will take precautions to prevent pollution; environmentalists warn that large gatherings could damage the lake’s ecology

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Bengal may allow Chhath Puja at Rabindra Sarobar despite court ban

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Minister Agnimitra Paul says the government will take precautions to prevent pollution; environmentalists warn that large gatherings could damage the lake’s ecology

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