Durga Puja Date and Celebration
                     DURGA PUJA
Celebrating the Divine Festival
Welcome to Our Guide on Durga Puja!
Durga Puja also known as Durgotsava or 
Sharodotsav, is an annual Hindu festival 
originating in the Indian subcontinent 
which reveres and pays homage to the 
Hindu goddess Durga and is also 
celebrated because of Durga's victory 
over Mahishasura. It is celebrated all over 
the world by the Hindu community, but it 
is particularly popular and traditionally 
celebrated in the Indian states of West 
Bengal, Bihar, Assam, Tripura, Odisha, 
Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh (eastern parts) 
and some other countries like Nepal , 
Bangladesh , Sri Lanka etc .
Durga Puja Dates
Maha Panchami Maha Ashtami 
8/10 The festival begins with the 11/1 Known for the Sandhi Puja, this 
preparation and decoration of pandals. 
0 significant day involves elaborate Devotees start the celebrations with worship and offerings to honor the early rituals and the installation of the 
Goddess’s idol. Goddess’s power.
Maha Sashti Maha Navami 
The official beginning of Durga Puja. The The festivities continue with vibrant 
9/10 Goddess's idol is unveiled, and the first 12/1 cultural performances and further 
rituals are performed to welcome her worship, celebrating the Goddess's 
presence. 0 triumph.
Maha Saptami Vijaya Dashami
The main celebrations commence with The festival concludes with the 
10/1 special prayers and rituals dedicated to 13/1 immersion of the Goddess’s idol, Goddess Durga. symbolizing the victory of good over evil.
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