Advertisement

Durga Puja pandals News

alt
Durga Puja celebrations in Delhi are not just about the pandals but also about the cultural events, food stalls, and the overall festive atmosphere.
alt
The Madhya Pradesh government has asked garba organisers to check the identity cards of people before allowing them entry inside pandals during Navratri.
alt
Durga pandal has been vandalized in Hyderabad. This incident is from Khairabad. Where women wearing burqa have vandalized the Durga pandal.
alt
Durga Puja this year will be celebrated from October 1 to October 5 Also known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsava Durga Puja is a culturally rich festival filled with sweetness
alt
Mamata Banerjee has issued a big warning ahead of Durga Puja celebrations She has asked state officials and Durga Puja committees to ensure smooth celebrations The CM asked them to ensure that pedestrian and vehicular traffic movement are regulated well
alt
Sheikh Hasina termed the incident of vandalizing temples in Cumilla "very unfortunate" She said anyone involved in the attacks on Hindu temples and Durga Puja venues in Cumilla will not be spared India has termed the reports of violence in Bangladesh during Durga Puja "disturbing"
alt
The Calcutta High Court, while hearing the review petition on the court order making all Durga Puja pandals a ‘no entry zones’, slightly modified the previous order. The division bench comprising Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Arijit Banerjee partially relaxed the previous order allowing 60 people in the bigger pandals with only 45 persons present inside the pandal at a time.
alt
Durga Puja, Durga Puja pandals, CM Mamata Banerjee
alt
The festivity marking the victory of good over evil continues for 5 days and during Durga Pujo (as Bengalis call it), cultural activities, food fiesta and pandal-hopping keeps everyone in happy spirits.
alt
Mamata opened up government treasury for Durga Puja pandals. Watch this video to know more.
alt
In addition to books on BJP's ideology, those on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the works of Jan Sangh icons -- Deen Dayal Upadhyay and Shyama Prasad Mookherjee -- would be put up on display in these stalls.






Loading...
english news
NEWS ON ONE CLICK