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Toronto’s first barir pujo marks their fifth year celebration

Toronto’s first barir pujo marks their fifth year celebration

Oct 17, 2021, at 06:21 am

Toronto: The Chakrabarti family of Greater Toronto Area (Brampton) started celebrating Durga Puja five years back to revive the lost traditions of the family and since then, earned the title of the first overseas family Durga Puja celebrations in Canada. 

From Jakarta and Mauritius to Toronto, Bengalis celebrate Durga Puja with gaiety

From Jakarta and Mauritius to Toronto, Bengalis celebrate Durga Puja with gaiety

Oct 16, 2021, at 05:00 pm

Jakarta/Port Louis/Toronto: Durga Puja is a great occasion for Bengali diaspora across the world to pull up their socks and celebrate the homecoming of the mother goddess by organising pujas and cultural events. IBNS brings you some glimpses from different parts of the world. 

Oakville Durga Puja in Toronto stands tall with thousands flocking to venue

Oakville Durga Puja in Toronto stands tall with thousands flocking to venue

Nov 01, 2019, at 11:53 pm

 Toronto/IBNS: The Bengali diaspora in the Greater Toronto Area celebrated Durga Puja this year with unabated fun and festivities, visiting one venue to another as organisers tried to outsmart each other in a healthy rivalry.