Durga Puja is celebrated in the month of Ashvin as per the Hindu calendar. According to the Gregorian calendar, the date usually falls between September and October. In the year 2020, the festival starts on the 10th and ends on the 19th of October. This starts on October 4 and goes on till October 8. … Read more
Durga Puja at Ramakrishna Math is iconic and if you are looking for a gorgeous pandal, this is the place. It’s a massive space that hosts several cultural programs and activities. It will immediately transport you to Bengal. And if you’re a bong living in Hyderabad, don’t be too homesick. Get here! Why Ramakrishna Math … Read more
Hyderabad Bangalee Samity is a social cultural organization, involved in benevolent activities , began in a very humble way. The launch of the organization was a subdued affair, with the first AGM being held in the year 1942, the year in which this great association was registered. The AGM was held in the premises of … Read more
The Hyderabad Kalibari is a Hindu temple located in Vivekanandapuram of Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, just 7 km from Secunderabad Railway Station. The presiding deity of the temple is goddess Kali, hence the name Kalibari or Abode of Kali. The temple is famous for its Durga Puja and Kali Puja which is held on October/November of … Read more
Utsab is held at Meridian school and the festivities are so grand that it is a sight to watch. It starts on October 3 (Pannchami) and ends on October (7 Nabami). If you are interested to take part in Bengal’s true culture, this is the place as there are dance performances by Tarangini Kathak Kendra, … Read more
Finally, we have the Cyberabad Bengali Association, whose stated objective is to bring a little of Bengal into Hyderabad. They’ve been organizing a Durga Puja Pandal since 2007, and this year, on their 10th anniversary, they promise lots of eateries and beautiful decoration. Head to Naren Gardens, Miyapur, Bollaram Road from September 24 to 30 … Read more
Its celebrate Durgotsab – Cultural Festival By Bangiya Sanskritik Sangha is an event that took place between 01-Oct-2016 and 11-Oct-2016 in Hyderabad. Best Durga Puja in Hyderabad in the year 2013, this place becomes the focus point for the first day at least where the crowd will throng and have a great time with their … Read more
Durga Puja in Hyderabad with great ceremonial and glory just like all parts of Bengal. Every year in Hyderabad Durga Puja Celebrating bigger & huge new Puja pandals. Durga puja celebrations in the city are in full swing. On the Ashtami it is the most important day of Durga puja festival hundred of devotees comes … Read more
Durga Puja the ceremonial worship of the mother goddess, is one of the most important festivals of India. Durga Puja, or the annual celebration of a Hindu goddess. It is celebrated with great power in the eastern states of West Bengal, Orissa, Tripura, Assam and Jharkhand. The Puja is also celebrated in Nepal and Bhutan. … Read more
Organising its 35th sarbojonin Puja, the Congress Bhavan is among the oldest Puja pandals in Pune. Dr Pulak Thakur from the pandal said, “The Puja will begin with a dance recital by Dr Nilanjana Mukherjee, followed by the inauguration ceremony by Pune Police Commissioner Dr K Venkatesham.” The programme also features musical performances by Tapas … Read more
Durga Puja in pune has been probably the second largest public celebration observed after Ganesh festival, where residents can discover pandal and lightings in the city. Festivity of Durga puja expanding populace across in pune this year around 56 Puja committees will be organising the grand Durga Puja in the city. Durga Puja, major festival … Read more
Durga Puja in pune has been probably the second largest public celebration observed after Ganesh festival, where residents can discover pandal and lightings in the city. Festivity of Durga puja expanding populace across in pune this year around 56 Puja committees will be organising the grand Durga Puja in the city. The first Durga Puja … Read more
Durga Puja, major festival of Hinduism, traditionally held for 10 days in the month of Ashvina (September–October), the seventh month of the Hindu calendar, and particularly celebrated in Bengal, Assam, and other eastern Indian states. Durga Puja celebrates the victory of the goddess Durga over the demon king Mahishasura. It begins on the same day … Read more
Durga Puja, major festival of Hinduism, traditionally held for 10 days in the month of Ashvina (September–October), the seventh month of the Hindu calendar, and particularly celebrated in Bengal, Assam, and other eastern Indian states. Durga Puja celebrates the victory of the goddess Durga over the demon king Mahishasura. It begins on the same day … Read more
Durga Puja, major festival of Hinduism, traditionally held for 10 days in the month of Ashvina (September–October), the seventh month of the Hindu calendar, and particularly celebrated in Bengal, Assam, and other eastern Indian states. Durga Puja celebrates the victory of the goddess Durga over the demon king Mahishasura. It begins on the same day … Read more
Pune is a city located in the state of Maharashtra in western India. It is the second largest city in the state after the state capital, Mumbai. I’m going to describe about Rohi Villa Palace. Rohi Villa Palace is that place where ‘Dreams Come True’. With amenities and facilities, beyond words, style and elegance blend … Read more
Ulsoor Durga Puja venue in Bangalore is home to many Bengalis and as Dusshera approaches, a number of Durga Puja pandals are beginning to appear around the city. These pandals are visited not only by Bengalis in the area but also by people of all other communities. Read on to find out what to expect … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more
According to mythology, it is said that Mahishasura, who was a demon, after years of worship and austerity finally got the opportunity to request Brahma for a boon. The boon was that no man or god will be able to kill him. After this boon, Mahishasura swelled with pride and being invincible, he took disadvantage … Read more