
The Sacred Spirit of Durga Puja
Discover the spiritual significance of Durga Puja and the timeless message of devotion, righteousness and the triumph of good over evil.

Durga Puja is more than a festival. It is a celebration of faith, family, culture and togetherness.

We welcome Maa Durga with Kalparambha, Bodhon, Amantran and Adhivas, marking the beginning of our Durga Puja celebrations. Join us for evening prayers and prasad as we come together in devotion and joy.<br> <br> 5:00 pm: Kalparambha, Bodhon, Amantran, Adhivas, Sandhyarati<br> 8:30 pm: Prasad
With faith in our hearts, we celebrate the divine together.
View Puja CalendarExplore the stories, traditions and devotional reflections behind our sacred festivals.

Discover the spiritual significance of Durga Puja and the timeless message of devotion, righteousness and the triumph of good over evil.

Maha Ashtami is among the most sacred days of Durga Puja, celebrated with Pushpanjali, prayers and profound devotion.

The traditional Dhunuchi Naach combines devotion, rhythm and celebration in a memorable expression of Bengali Puja culture.

Maha Navami brings the principal days of Durga Puja towards their spiritual culmination through prayer and worship.
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Explore the sacred traditions of Maha Saptami, including the Nabapatrika ceremony and the continuation of Durga Puja rituals.
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Maha Shasthi marks the ceremonial beginning of Durga Puja and welcomes Maa Durga with sacred rituals and devotion.
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