The week with TNIE: Diwali, Wildlife week and much more
Here are some moments from the last week captured by our photographers from across the country.
Here are some moments from last week captured by our photographers from across the country. IN PIC: A photo from the Wildlife Week celebrations conducted by the Chennai Rivers Restoration at Adyar Eco-Park on Thursday. (EPS | Martin Louis)
Dr Sharoon and Dr Indumathi Sharoon of Ananya fertility centre, Thiruthuraippoondi with test tube babies born recently in the institution. (Photo | EPS)
Elephant Arjuna getting ready to leave the Mysuru Palace after the annual jumbo procession conducted on the last day of the Navratri festival. (EPS | S Udayashankar)
Sellers are busy packing sweets to be sent to markets across Coimbatore for Diwali sales. (EPS | A Raja Chidambaram)
School children feed animals at the Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park on Thursday. Students were given free pass to the zoos of the state as part of Wildlife Week celebrations. (Photo| EPS)
Traditional potters of Hyderabad are busy making earthen lamps and pots for the upcoming Diwali festival. (EPS | Vijay Madapu)
Water enters a house in Raghavendra Nagar in Hyderabad after the heavy rainfall on Tuesday (EPS | Vinay Madapu)
Water gushing out of the sluices in the Kallanai regulator into Cauvery river on Thursday after customary opening of water for samba paddy cultivation in delta districts of Tamil Nadu. (Photo | EPS)
The traditional Tiger Dance of Mangalore being performed during the 'Walk for Conservation of Wildlife' programme conducted by Forest Department in Bangalore on Monday (EPS | Nagesh Polali)
Postal Department employees celebrating 'World Post Day ' at Bangalore Great Post Office on Saturday. (EPS | Nagesh Polali)
Women engaged in paddy farming at Kallikudi in Madurai district on Friday. (EPS | KK Sundar)
Snake expert Varsha Ajesh with a cobra at Thiruvananthapuram . (EPS | Manu R)
Krishnaveni ghat in Andhra Pradesh is filled with red clothes left by Bhavani devotees after the Bhavani deeksha ritual on Wednesday. (EPS | P Ravindra Babu)
Areas such as Krishnarajapuram, Nelamangala, Koramangala and surrounding areas in the Bengaluru city received more than 180 mm rain this week. (EPS |Nagaraja Gadekal)
Demon masks, which are believed to have the power to ward off the evil eye from houses, kept for sale at Vasanthapura in Bengaluru. (EPS | Jithendra M)
