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Kalipuja was held on the night of the first new moon after Durgapuzo in our Sreebati. The word "Nishi" means night or darkness, meaning Nishikali, the goddess of Shrivati.
Among the Tamsa rajini. This goddess, who is prevalent in Elakabasi, worships the goddess with full devotion and devotion. Silence is celebrated by worshiping the goddess every Amavasya. Has been identified and the rich ..

 

Shiva's Gazan is one of the most celebrated festivals of Bengal. The festival starts at the end of the month of Mulit Chaitra. The opportunity to make the fans stand out in the tune of devotion Many devotees worship the worship of fasting debasadhanaya premises with ira is an ancient tradition that thakesannyasidera shaft phorano many spectators came to the center of the social festivities ghatesribatira broth at the end of the Charak festival anyatamagajana a new dimension to the joy that comes to t. These festivals strengthen social bonds.

 

Composed by Debapriya Das

 

 

Krishna fourteenth night of the month of Phalgun. According to Hindu mythology, Shiva had mercy on a sick person. Shivaratri of Porobabar in Sribati has been around since ancient times. It is prevalent that at one time the temple stopped worshiping, the shrubs and jungle temples shone around. The greatness spreads towards. From that time, Devdev is known as Porobaba. Daily service and puja are celebrated every day. Midnight is celebrated in full glory for 3/4 days. On the occasion of the night, the water is practiced on the father's head. The village schemes and pours water at the head of Shribati's Porobaba. All levels of male and female society Karesara people attended the night away porobabara worship ..
Porobaba is being venerated as an awakened and historic temple. This is one of the magnificent scenes of our Srivati.

 

Composed by Debapriya Das

 

The festival means joy, and the unity of humanity in the bond of friendship. The last day of the month of Chaitra, the last day of the year of Bangla, Charak is held in the center of Chaitra. At the end of Gazan, Charak and Charak meet in the neighboring village of Singi and Nakilanthadeva of Gajan in Baksa. Not nnyasibrnda, combined with a few thousand people. Many people from neighboring villages attend the festival. All peoples, irrespective of race, religion, caste, etc., unite the Hindu and Muslim heritage and create a cohesive environment in collaboration. The invitation to the monks of Baksa village and the monks of Singi and the rare bond of euphemism that made the Charaka festival public.

 

Composed by Debapriya Das