Durga Puja

Durga Puja is a major devotional ceremony honoring Goddess Durga, especially elaborate in Bengal and eastern India, celebrating her victory over the buffalo demon Mahishasura.

120 min Physical & Online Navratri & Devi Pujas

Why perform Durga Puja?

  • Celebrates Goddess Durga's triumph over evil
  • Invokes strength, protection, and prosperity for the family
  • Marks one of the most significant festivals in Bengali and broader Hindu tradition

When should Durga Puja be performed?

Observed during the last five days of Navratri (Sharad), typically in September-October.

How is Durga Puja performed?

  1. Bodhon
    The Goddess's presence is invoked to begin the celebration.
  2. Daily Puja
    Elaborate daily worship is performed across Saptami, Ashtami, and Navami.
  3. Sandhi Puja
    A significant ritual bridging Ashtami and Navami, marking the peak of the celebration.
  4. Visarjan
    The Durga idol is immersed on Vijaya Dashami, concluding the festival.

Items needed (Samagri)

  • A Durga idol or image
  • Flowers, akshat, and traditional offerings
  • Items for daily elaborate worship

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Durga Puja the same across India?

The core devotion is shared, but Bengal's celebration is especially elaborate with grand pandals and community festivities, while other regions observe it within broader Navratri traditions.

What is Sandhi Puja?

It's a precisely timed ritual performed at the exact juncture of Ashtami and Navami, considered the most powerful moment of the festival.

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