Durga Puja in UK
Celebrating Durga Puja in UK is getting more popular and many Hindu community are coming together to celebrate this occasion. Bengali community celebrates this occasion truly as they are staying in India. Not only that, even the UK resident visit the pandals that are built up in some of the UK streets.
There are some groups in UK that conducts Durga Puja and make the occasion more delightful. These groups make all the arrangements to bring people from all the community who are resided in UK, even the UK residents participate in this occasion. They truly like the occasion as the group also arranges for traditional dance and cultural activities which symbolizes the sign of Bengali community.
UK residents truly enjoy the site when Durga worshipper dance and chant the mantras while having Durga Puja. There are some organizations in UK which conducts Durga Puja and one such is the, UK Durga Puja Dusserah Committee which is the most famous organization that organizes Durga Puja. It conducts Puja, in the prestigious Camden Centre, Bidborough Street, UK, which is the heart of UK.
Durga Puja celebration in UK is not an exceptional, but equally it was the most challenging to celebrate right from 1963, with the help of late Shri Tushar Kanti Ghosh, who was the pioneer in the Bengali Journalism, some of the Bengali people migrated to UK and started the tradition of Durga Puja celebration. The first Durga Puja in UK was conducted in Mary Ward Hall, Tavistock Place, UK.
Bengalese people are truly delightful to get good support from UK people as they visit this pandals and get the blessings of Goddess Durga.
For details visit website www.protibeshi.com
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Celebrating Durga Puja in UK is getting more popular and many Hindu community are coming together to celebrate this occasion. Bengali community celebrates this occasion truly as they are staying in India. Not only that, even the UK resident visit the pandals that are built up in some of the UK streets.
There are some groups in UK that conducts Durga Puja and make the occasion more delightful. These groups make all the arrangements to bring people from all the community who are resided in UK, even the UK residents participate in this occasion. They truly like the occasion as the group also arranges for traditional dance and cultural activities which symbolizes the sign of Bengali community.
UK residents truly enjoy the site when Durga worshipper dance and chant the mantras while having Durga Puja. There are some organizations in UK which conducts Durga Puja and one such is the, UK Durga Puja Dusserah Committee which is the most famous organization that organizes Durga Puja. It conducts Puja, in the prestigious Camden Centre, Bidborough Street, UK, which is the heart of UK.
Durga Puja celebration in UK is not an exceptional, but equally it was the most challenging to celebrate right from 1963, with the help of late Shri Tushar Kanti Ghosh, who was the pioneer in the Bengali Journalism, some of the Bengali people migrated to UK and started the tradition of Durga Puja celebration. The first Durga Puja in UK was conducted in Mary Ward Hall, Tavistock Place, UK.
Bengalese people are truly delightful to get good support from UK people as they visit this pandals and get the blessings of Goddess Durga.
For details visit website www.protibeshi.com
Tags: Durga Puja UK Durga Puja in UK Durga Puja in UK Durga Puja Durga Pooja London Durga Puja in England Durga Puja Wales Durga Puja in Wales Durga Puja in Ireland Durga Puja in Scotland Durga Puja in Great Britain Durga Puja in United Kingdom Durga Puja Leicester Hainault Bletchley Southgate Liverpool Grimsby Birmingham Walshall Aldgate East Wembly Cardiff Caerphilly Merthyr Tydfil
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