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Maniktala Poush Kali Puja, located at 124/2, Sisir Bhaduri Sarani, Maniktala (Hedua area), stands as one of Kolkata’s prominent community observances dedicated to Goddess Kali during the Bengali month of Poush (mid-December to mid-January). This multi-day event, typically running from early January (e.g., 8th to 12th January), draws devotees from across North Kolkata for its […]
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Poush Kali Puja is a deeply revered ritual observed in the Bengali month of Poush (mid-December to mid-January) in West Bengal, dedicated to Goddess Kali—one of the most powerful and feared deities in the Hindu pantheon. Also known locally as Paushkali Puja, this festival celebrates Maa Kali as the fierce protector who destroys evil, brings […]
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Poush Parbon is the main festival celebrated during the Bengali month of Paush, famously coinciding with Makar Sankranti, falling on the 29th of Paush (usually January 14th or 15th). This harvest festival marks the end of winter solstice and the onset of longer days, symbolizing renewal, prosperity, and gratitude for a bountiful crop season. In […]
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Itu Puja is the principal folk observance of the Bengali month of Agrahayana, celebrated as a month-long vrata that beautifully weaves together the worship of the Sun god Mitra, the blessings of Maa Lakshmi, and Bengal’s agrarian rhythm. Often called Itu Brata or Itulakshmi Puja, it is primarily led by women in households and neighborhoods, […]
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Introduction: Nestled in the historic town of Mahesh in Hooghly district, the Das family Kartik Puja stands as a remarkable example of enduring faith and adherence to ancient religious customs. With a history spanning over a hundred years, this traditional family puja upholds rituals that connect the lineage to Bengal’s rich spiritual past while drawing […]
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The Mondal family Kartik Puja in Bakta-nagar, Bardhaman district, West Bengal, is a shining example of Bengal’s enduring private puja traditions—an annual celebration that has spanned more than a century, rooted in family devotion, ritual artistry, and community spirit. From the late 19th century to the present, the Mondals have fulfilled their ancestral vow to […]
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The Pal family Kartik Puja in Gourbazar, Bardhaman district, stands tall as one of Bengal’s most iconic traditional family pujas—a rare celebration continuing uninterrupted since 1853, where three Kartikeya idols are worshipped side-by-side. For over 170 years, this ancestral ritual has bound generations together, blending faith, perseverance, and the artistry that defines Bengal’s cultural landscape. […]
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Beldanga, a lively town in Murshidabad district, West Bengal, stands proud as one of the region’s key centers for Kartik Puja—an annual celebration whose roots span centuries and whose community spirit turns every November into a festival of devotion, artistry, and competition. Famous for its “Kartik Lorai”—the ritual battle of gigantic Kartikeya and Shiva idols—Beldanga […]
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Introduction: Sonamukhi, nestled in the Bankura district of West Bengal, is famously known as the “Desha of Kali and Kartikeya,” honored for its vibrant religious festivals that blend deep-rooted ancient traditions with contemporary cultural expressions. With Kartik Puja being one of the most celebrated events here, the festival spans multiple days, drawing devotees, tourists, and […]
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Saharjora, a rural belt in the Bankura district of West Bengal, is the living heart of Kartikeya worship in the region. Here, Kartikeya Puja isn’t a singular event—it’s a mosaic of more than 40 village pujas, each radiating devotion, artistry, and a rich tapestry of collective memory. Every November, Saharjora comes alive as villagers unite […]
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