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Kolkata’s Durga Puja 2025 (28 Sept–2 Oct) promises to transcend beyond a religious festival—delivering beauty, innovation, and cultural resonance on a grand scale. With eclectic pandal themes, bold artistic visions, and deeply rooted community involvement, Kolkata continues to solidify its place as a global hub for Durga Puja artistry and emotion. Artistic Pandals: Themes That Spark Reflection […]
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The Thanthania Chandra Bari Puja, initiated by Babu Srinath Chandra in 1850, holds a special place in Kolkata’s cultural tapestry. Located at 224 Bidhan Sarani, this puja celebrates the divine union of Goddess Gauri (Durga) and Lord Hara (Shiva). Here’s a glimpse into the rituals, traditions, and significance of this historic celebration. Historical Legacy of […]
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Introduction In the bustling city of Kolkata, amid its contemporary skyline and urban sprawl, lies a gem of historical and architectural significance: the Sikdar Para Mullick Bari. This ancestral mansion stands as a testament to Bengal’s rich cultural heritage and architectural splendor. In 2023, this iconic structure continues to be a symbol of tradition, history, […]
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Manicktalla Chaltabagan Lohapatty Durga Puja, one of the most celebrated Durga Puja festivals in Kolkata, has once again captured the hearts and imaginations of both locals and visitors in 2023. This year, the festival brought together tradition, art, and community spirit in a magnificent celebration of Bengal’s rich cultural heritage. Let’s delve into the vibrant […]
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The Badan Chandra Roy Durga Puja is held annually in the early stages of September. The origins of this puja can be traced back to 1857 when a palatial house was built by Mackintosh and Burn. However, the most interesting aspect is that a local businessman from Ayodhya, Subarna Banik ‘Pals’, started this puja in […]
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Kolkata, the City of Joy, comes alive every year during Durga Puja, with its streets, parks, and neighborhoods transformed into grand stages of artistic expression and cultural celebration. Among the numerous pujas that grace the city, the Azad Hind Bag (Hedua Park Durga Puja) stands out as a symbol of tradition, community spirit, and innovation. […]
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Durga Puja in Kolkata is a grand festival that showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage and artistic brilliance. Among the myriad of celebrations, the Manicktala Chaltabagan Lohapatty Durga Puja stands out for its unique blend of tradition and innovation. Established in 1943 by Late Sri Lakhi Chand Jaiswal, this puja has evolved into one of […]
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Madhya Kolkata Sarbojanin Jagaddhatri Puja
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Sealdah Mahilabrinda Jagaddhatri Puja
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College Street is located in the central part of the city of Kolkata and Adi Barowari Kali Puja is known to be one of the oldest kali pujas (a festival celebrating Goddess Kali) that takes place here. This particular puja has become one that’s unavoidable during the time of its celebration.Adi Barwari Kali Puja was […]
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