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Nagpur: The Bengali community in Nagpur marked the conclusion of Durga Puja, also known as Dashami, with heartfelt devotion on Sunday. Women from the community participated in the traditional ritual of ‘Sindur Khela,’ a celebration symbolizing prosperity and the longevity of their husbands. The event was organized by various Bengali associations, including the Bengali Cultural Society at Katol Road, Nagpur.
‘Sindur Khela,’ which involves married women applying vermillion to one another, is not just a ritual but an expression of tradition, devotion, and a wish for collective well-being. This cultural highlight, deeply rooted in Bengali customs, was celebrated at the Basant Panchami Maidan, CPWD Colony, Katol Road, with great enthusiasm and adherence to tradition.
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Durga Puja, one of the most iconic and revered festivals in India, celebrates the victory of good over evil, symbolizing Goddess Durga’s triumph over the demon Mahishasura. This festival has immense religious significance, especially for the Bengali community, but is cherished by many beyond it. The grandeur and cultural vibrancy of Durga Puja unite people, celebrating not just religious beliefs but the deep sense of community and tradition.
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At the Katol Road celebration, the Bengali Cultural Society ensured that the event was filled with both reverence and festivity, keeping the essence of tradition alive. As the festival concluded, it left behind a lasting impression of devotion, joy, and the hope for continued prosperity.
Pics by Rajesh Bansod
Pics by Rajesh Bansod
Pics by Rajesh Bansod
Pics by Rajesh Bansod
