New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- Mou-er Durgabari at GD-279, Sector 3, Salt Lake, Kolkata, brings its Durga Puja celebrations to a poignant end, blending age-old traditions, devotional fervour and the timeless cultural heritage of Bangaliana.
The auspicious occasion of Bijoya Dashami witnessed an emotional farewell to Goddess Durga, as family and friends came together for the traditional Sindoor Khela, filling the Thakur Dalan with vibrant hues of vermilion and the warmth of prayer.
The celebrations culminated in the immersion (Bishorjon) of the Goddess, marking a deeply moving moment of devotion, togetherness and hope. As the beats of the 'dhaak' resonated and the autumn winds echoed with chants bidding farewell to Maa Durga, the occasion became a poignant reminder of Bengal's enduring spiritual and cultural traditions.
At the Salt Lake residence of renowned educationist Satyam Roychowdhury, Mou-er Durgabari continues to revive a three-century-old family legacy, creating a meaningful bridge between ancestral heritage and contemporary celebrations. As the festivities conclude, the spirit of Bijoya carries forward a message of harmony, renewed bonds and the eternal promise of Maa Durga's return.
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