Curtains draw over Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja Barwari’s centenary year celebration with Vedic- Purnahuti havan
Prayagraj, 20 Oct (HS): In the centenary year of Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja Barwari, the puja concluded with Purnahuti havan and a huge feast was organised. In the historic centenary year of Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja Barwari, the worship of
Centenary year of Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja Barwari concluded with Purnahuti havan


Prayagraj, 20 Oct (HS): In the centenary year of Bai Ka

Bagh Durga Puja Barwari, the puja concluded with Purnahuti havan and a huge

feast was organised. In the historic centenary year of Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja

Barwari, the worship of Maa Durga was completed in an atmosphere of reverence

and devotion with the completion of Purnahuti havan with Vedic chanting and

rituals. During the havan, devotees offered oblations and prayed to Maa

Bhagwati for happiness, peace, prosperity and public welfare. President

Shridhar Jain, Chaudhary Gayant Jayant Joshi, Rajesh Malik, TP Mishra, Raju

Dwivedi, Ankit Singh, Rajan Yadav, Lalu Mittal, Shashank Mittal, Jayadeep

Ganguly, Sona Chatterjee, Jaydeep Mukherjee and all the office bearers of the

youth committee and all the women of the Mahila Mandal were present.

On this occasion, Lalu Mittal, media in-charge of Barwari,

stated that after the completion of the Purnahuti havan, the committee

organized a large feast. He explained that this feast is organized annually by

the committee on the auspicious occasion of Navami. Devotees partake of the

Navami offerings and receive the blessings of Goddess Bhagwati and pray for her

return the following year.

He added that the centenary of Bai Ka Bagh Durga Puja Barwari

holds special significance for all devotees and followers. This historic

occasion symbolizes our religious faith, eternal tradition, and dedication to

cultural heritage. By the grace of Goddess Durga, the event concluded

successfully with a message of faith, devotion, and social harmony. Through the

Purnahuti havan and the large feast, devotees expressed their unwavering faith

in Goddess Jagadamba and prayed for everyone's well-being, happiness, and

prosperity.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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