
Event Schedule for Durga Puja 2025
28 September 2025: Maha Sasthi
29 September 2025: Maha Saptami
30 September 2025: Maha Ashtami
1st October 2025: Maha Navami
2nd October 2025: Bijoya Dashami
Durga Puja
Durga Puja, an embodiment of tradition and festivity, stands as one of the most significant celebrations in the Bengali calendar. It is a vibrant five-day festival that transcends religious boundaries, bringing together communities in a spirit of joy, devotion, and cultural exchange.
At its heart, Durga Puja is a grand worship of the Hindu goddess Durga, commemorating her victory over the buffalo demon Mahishasura. This triumph of good over evil is celebrated with elaborate rituals, mesmerizing idol artistry, and the resonating sounds of dhak (traditional drums). Beyond the religious ceremonies, Durga Puja is a spectacular display of art, culture, and community bonding. Intricately designed pandals (temporary structures housing the idol) become works of art, showcasing diverse themes and craftsmanship. Cultural programs featuring music, dance, and drama add to the festive atmosphere, while delicious food stalls offer a culinary journey.
For the Devanahalli Sarbojanin Durga Puja Samiti, this festival is more than just a religious event; it’s an opportunity to foster community spirit, preserve rich traditions, and create lasting memories. We invite everyone to join us in experiencing the magic and splendor of Durga Puja.
Cultural Celebration Events
Special attraction for 2025
Folk with fusion with MAYA – The Band – A musical evening. on Maha Ashtami
Groove with DJ Manu on Dandiya Night on maha navami evening Dandiya Pass Booking

Dandiya: The Dance of Victory and Joy
Dandiya Raas, a vibrant and energetic folk dance originating from Gujarat, India, is a spectacular highlight of the Hindu festival of Navratri. This captivating dance form, performed with decorated wooden sticks (dandiyas), symbolizes the legendary battle between the Hindu goddess Durga and the demon Mahishasura, representing the triumph of good over evil. The sticks themselves are believed to represent the sword of Goddess Durga.

Dhunuchi Naach: A Fiery Devotion
Dhunuchi Naach, a captivating and intense devotional dance, is an indispensable part of Durga Puja celebrations, particularly in Bengal. It’s a mesmerizing spectacle where devotees express their reverence for Goddess Durga through rhythmic movements, often performed to the powerful beats of the Dhak (traditional Bengali drum).
