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Durga Puja 2025: Where To Go For Pandal Hopping Across Major Indian Cities
Durga Puja 2025 lights up India with art, food, and devotion. From Kolkata's iconic pandals to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and beyond, here is your guide to pandal hopping that brings back the magic and nostalgia of Puja nights.
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"Proud Of Delhi": Arvind Kejriwal On Eco-Friendly Durga Puja Celebrations
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today congratulated the residents for supporting the government over its move to prohibit immersion of Durga idols in the Yamuna in the national capital on Tuesday. Mr Kejriwal also praised government officials for the smooth conduct of the event.
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Durga Puja Committee Goes Green, Immerses Eco-Friendly Idols In A Pit
In a move away from tradition, the B Block CR Park Durga Puja Committee decided to bid adieu to Durga in an eco-friendly way. The residents dug two pits (5 feet by 10 feet) in their colony park and covered it with a tarpaulin to hold water.
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Delhi Celebrates Durga Puja In An Eco-Friendly Way
Though Kolkata hosts the largest celebration of Durga Puja, Delhi isn't far behind. The heat is oppressive, the crowds pulsating, and the smells overwhelming in the capital's Bengali hub Chittaranjan Park, which is buzzing with people and the sounds of the traditional drum, dhaak.
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Delhi Locality Finds An Eco-Friendly Way For Goddess Durga's Farewell
In South Delhi's Chittaranjan Park, the Durga Puja celebrations which ended on Tuesday with the immersion of Goddess Durga's idols, was green all the way.
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Durga Puja Gets Eco-Friendly Touch in Delhi
As Delhi gets ready for nights of revellery for the much awaited final days of Durga puja, artisans brought from Bengal are busy giving the final touches to the decorations at the Mela ground using eco-friendly techniques made with sholapit, which is peculiar to West Bengal.
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Yamuna May Be Less Polluted this Durga Puja
Puja committees across Delhi seem to have gone all out to ensure that the idols of goddess Durga are made using eco-friendly materials.
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Durga Puja Pandals Innovate, Go Green, Offer WiFi Facilities in Delhi
Preservation, the essential theme of the Devi Durga lore, is this year the driving concept for the annual festivities as organisers of the various pujas adopt green methods for building shamianas and explore techniques for reducing their carbon footprint.
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Durga Puja 2025: Where To Go For Pandal Hopping Across Major Indian Cities
Durga Puja 2025 lights up India with art, food, and devotion. From Kolkata's iconic pandals to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and beyond, here is your guide to pandal hopping that brings back the magic and nostalgia of Puja nights.
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"Proud Of Delhi": Arvind Kejriwal On Eco-Friendly Durga Puja Celebrations
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today congratulated the residents for supporting the government over its move to prohibit immersion of Durga idols in the Yamuna in the national capital on Tuesday. Mr Kejriwal also praised government officials for the smooth conduct of the event.
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Durga Puja Committee Goes Green, Immerses Eco-Friendly Idols In A Pit
In a move away from tradition, the B Block CR Park Durga Puja Committee decided to bid adieu to Durga in an eco-friendly way. The residents dug two pits (5 feet by 10 feet) in their colony park and covered it with a tarpaulin to hold water.
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Delhi Celebrates Durga Puja In An Eco-Friendly Way
Though Kolkata hosts the largest celebration of Durga Puja, Delhi isn't far behind. The heat is oppressive, the crowds pulsating, and the smells overwhelming in the capital's Bengali hub Chittaranjan Park, which is buzzing with people and the sounds of the traditional drum, dhaak.
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Delhi Locality Finds An Eco-Friendly Way For Goddess Durga's Farewell
In South Delhi's Chittaranjan Park, the Durga Puja celebrations which ended on Tuesday with the immersion of Goddess Durga's idols, was green all the way.
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Durga Puja Gets Eco-Friendly Touch in Delhi
As Delhi gets ready for nights of revellery for the much awaited final days of Durga puja, artisans brought from Bengal are busy giving the final touches to the decorations at the Mela ground using eco-friendly techniques made with sholapit, which is peculiar to West Bengal.
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Yamuna May Be Less Polluted this Durga Puja
Puja committees across Delhi seem to have gone all out to ensure that the idols of goddess Durga are made using eco-friendly materials.
-
Durga Puja Pandals Innovate, Go Green, Offer WiFi Facilities in Delhi
Preservation, the essential theme of the Devi Durga lore, is this year the driving concept for the annual festivities as organisers of the various pujas adopt green methods for building shamianas and explore techniques for reducing their carbon footprint.
