Ravi Batra/New Delhi

Jama Masjid of New Delhi is abuzz with fasting Muslims each evening in the month of Ramazan as people come in groups for breaking their fast. The mosque, as the rest of the religious places, had worn a somewhat desolate look in the past two years due to the Covid restrictions. As the Ramzan enters its last phase, the rush to the mosque is increasing by each day.

It is said that no one is left hungry at the mosque. People carry their food items in huge quantities and are often seen sharing the same with those who don't bring any.

People can be seen sitting in long rows with their share of food for community dinner.

People from all religions visit Jama Masjid a the times of iftar; it is more like a social gathering

A father and his little daughter bond while moving around in the vibrant environment of Jama Masjid at the time of Iftar.

A walk through the lanes in the Jama Masjid mosque brings you across varieties of food and aroma.

A young  Muslim girl wants to capture the environment around the Jama Masjid on the occasion of Ramazan in her mobile camera. 

Toddlers can be seen enjoying the ride on the shoulders of elederly.

A young girl is throwing feed for the birds on the premises of Jama masjid while a young boy is taking selfies.