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A long entrenched tradition of turning to faith in calamitous times has seen Indians flock to shrines and temples in a bid to ease their suffering amid the pandemic.
Hindu priests at an Indian temple are saying daily prayers to two coronavirus goddesses in an effort to tame the pandemic as the country battles a new infection surge. Two
As the country struggles with a surge in new infections, two "Corona Devi" icons have been established in the southern city of Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu.
Indian priests pray for mercy from coronavirus ‘Goddess’ 151 COIMBATORE, India, May 27, 2021 (BSS/AFP) – Hindu priests at an Indian temple are saying daily prayers to two coronavirus goddesses in an effort to tame the pandemic as the country battles a new infection surge. Two “Corona Devi” idols have been set up in the southern city of Coimbatore, badly hit in an outbreak that has killed 100,000 people nationwide in the past four weeks. The Kamatchipuri Adhinam temple is closed to worshippers because of the city’s high infection rates but priests are paying tribute in front of the...
Published May 27, 2021, 1:58 PM Coimbatore, India — Hindu priests at an Indian temple are saying daily prayers to two coronavirus goddesses in an effort to tame the pandemic as the country battles a new infection surge. In this picture taken on May 19, 2021, a priest (L) performs Aarti, a prayer ritual in front of an idol locally known as ‘Corona Devi’, believed to be safeguarding people from the COVID-19 coronavirus at Kamatchipuri Adhinam temple in Coimbatore. (AFP / MANILA BULLETIN) Two “Corona Devi” idols have been set up in the southern city of Coimbatore, badly hit in an outbr...