Celebrating Tradition: Paschim Pune Bangiya Parishad Marked 21 Years of Durga Puja
Paschim Pune Bangiya Parishad (PPBP) proudly celebrated its 21st year of Durga Puja, establishing itself as the oldest and possibly the largest celebration in western Pune. This vibrant festival is a testament to the region’s rich cultural diversity and traditions.
This year, the beautifully designed pandal highlighted exquisite Rajasthani art, showcasing India’s diverse heritage. At the heart of the festivities is the traditional Durga idol, intricately adorned with “Sholar Kaj” (sponge wood), symbolizing a true representation of Maa Durga.
PPBP’s unwavering commitment to cultural values and ethical practices is evident in every aspect of the celebration, reflecting the organization’s dedication to fostering community spirit and preserving cultural heritage. As the celebrations concluded, attendees immersed themselves in the artistic and spiritual richness that defined this beloved festival, reinforced bonds among the community while honoring the traditions.
