Kumartuli or Kumortuli is located in the northern part of the city of Kolkata . The locality is a traditional habitat of the potters for nearly three hundred years. The potters or the artisans or the artists settled here during the restructuring of the Kolkata colonial region by the British East India Company . Earning a livelihood by making earthen pots and utensils first they gradually shifted to the making of the idols of Gods and Goddesses for various festivals round the year. With increasing demand and quality of their creations over time the artisans became famous and Kumartuli came to be known as the hub of idol makers supplying thousands of idols, particularly of Goddess Durga , to whole of the state of West Bengal and to NRIs of around 90 countries across the globe. At least three months before Durga Puja , the biggest festival of West Bengal and one of the biggest across Eastern India, more than five hundred workshops come alive with hyper activity day and night. Fir...
This is indeed a huge relief! Like the Pandavas in Mahabharata had to undergo an Agyatvas (incognito exile) we're too having a similar phase without, of course, any kind of force or politics being applied in our case! We don't know how long this Agyatvas is going to last. But it was necessary to outsmart all those bots, malevolent elements, casual surfers and so on from visiting our erstwhile site uninvited and always with malafide intentions. They can no longer spot us and harm our virtual platform. All of my social media accounts have also been deactivated, because I was convinced that these spaces attract more enemies than friends, and also the extremely dangerous species of disguised friends, apart from the arrows of the malevolent fraudsters. No visitors, no issues; no readers, no cramps! Amen!
I hope this finds you well. This exile ... does it also apply to your blog?
ReplyDeleteHa! Ha! Ha! Yes! The exile applies to the blog or my virtual self, but not to the development of the blog content, meaning I want to hide my writings from the crooks. The only casualty is that I've treated my genuine readers, howsoever miniscule, a bit roughly, but that's unavoidable for larger good! By the way, how did you find me?
DeleteI didn’t have to find you. I assume your blog contents are visible to me because I’m a registered user of BLOGGER myself. Though I never wrote anything, I opened my blogging account long back with the intention to start journaling online. Fortunately, I think the restriction only applies to unregistered visitors.
ReplyDeleteOkay! That should be the case. Please start your dream project soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope to start soon.
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