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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2025

Hindu festival

Hindu festival

The event took place at the Kamargaon Rishipara field and attracted hundreds of spectators of all ages from across the district. Photo: TBS

Centuries-old Charak Puja draws crowds in Brahmanbaria with daring rituals

Charak Puja has been celebrated for hundreds of years in this region as part of the Gajan festival, a centuries-old observance in honour of Lord Shiva

Pilgrims were participating in the ritual of self-purification by taking an Ashtami bath in the Brahmaputra River on 5 April. Photo: TBS

Thousands join traditional holy bath at Langalband in Narayanganj

Home adviser visited Langalband on 5 April. Photo: BSS

Bangladesh always practices secularism: Home adviser

Picture: Collected

Holi 2024: Hindus worldwide celebrate Festival of Colours

File Photo: Mumit M/TBS

Durga Puja ends with immersion of goddess

UNESCO inscribed ‘Durga Puja in Kolkata’ on the ‘Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity’ on Wednesday. Photo :Hindustan Times

Bijoya Dashami: Hindu community all set to bid adieu to Goddess Durga!

Durga Puja of 1809 painted in Patna style.

Durga Puja in Bangladesh

PM greets Hindu community on Durga Puja

PM greets Hindu community on Durga Puja

File Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Saraswati Puja being celebrated amid Covid restrictions

Photo: TBS

Ctg idol makers eying Tk4cr business this Durga Puja

File photo of Durga Puja celebration. Photo: TBS

Durga Puja begins today

Rabindra Pal, an idol maker from Brahmanbaria, makes a statue of Goddess Durga ahead of Durga Puja. Photo: TBS

Hardships for Brahmanbaria idol makers this year too

Durga Puja is the biggest religious festival of Hindu community

Durga Puja to be celebrated on limited scale

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