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Ram Mandir pandal in Bengal attracts massive attention, highlighting the fact that Sanatanis across Bharat are eagerly waiting for the opening of Ram Mandir
Durga Puja festivities are the pride of Bengal.
This importance has acquired astronomical proportions following the UNESCO world heritage tag to Durga Puja in Bengal.
Durga Puja, popularly known in Bengali as ‘Durgostav’ attracts massive crowds not only within Bengal but from across Bharat.
Of late, the international footfall has increased over the last few years thanks to the sustained efforts by the Modi government to popularise the holy festival.
While across Bharat, Durga Puja is celebrated as Navaratri, in Bengal it is celebrated in the traditional way of paying obeisance to Goddess Durga, the strongest manifestation of Ma Parvati in her Shakti form.
But this year, there was something different in Bengal, a new pandal caught the eye of Calcuttans and Bharatiyas across India and even abroad.
The Santosh Mitra Square puja committee took the novel decision to organize their Durga Puja festivities in a different manner.
The Ram Mandir themed pandal attracted massive footfall, from people across Bengal braving the enormous crowd to catch a glimpse of the beautiful pandal.
The Ram Mandir themed puja was inaugurated by the Union Home Minister Amit Shah who heaped praise on the puja organisers for their architectural ingenuity.
The Ram Mandir is all set to be inaugurated in January of next year.
The Ram Mandir is undoubtedly a symbol of Hindu Aastha.
It is the vindication of 500 years of waiting for Sanatanis who had to endure injustice at the hands of Islamic invaders followed by the despicable Islamic rule in Bharat.
Hence the fact that the Ram Mandir pandal in Bengal attracts massive attention shows that people of Sanatan Dharma are waiting for Lord Rama.
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Durga Puja festivities are the pride of Bengal.
This importance has acquired astronomical proportions following the UNESCO world heritage tag to Durga Puja in Bengal.
Durga Puja, popularly known in Bengali as ‘Durgostav’ attracts massive crowds not only within Bengal but from across Bharat.
Of late, the international footfall has increased over the last few years thanks to the sustained efforts by the Modi government to popularise the holy festival.
While across Bharat, Durga Puja is celebrated as Navaratri, in Bengal it is celebrated in the traditional way of paying obeisance to Goddess Durga, the strongest manifestation of Ma Parvati in her Shakti form.
But this year, there was something different in Bengal, a new pandal caught the eye of Calcuttans and Bharatiyas across India and even abroad.
Ram Mandir Themed Pandal
The Santosh Mitra Square puja committee took the novel decision to organize their Durga Puja festivities in a different manner.
The Ram Mandir themed pandal attracted massive footfall, from people across Bengal braving the enormous crowd to catch a glimpse of the beautiful pandal.
The Ram Mandir themed puja was inaugurated by the Union Home Minister Amit Shah who heaped praise on the puja organisers for their architectural ingenuity.
Ram Mandir-A Symbol Of Hindu Aastha
The Ram Mandir is all set to be inaugurated in January of next year.
The Ram Mandir is undoubtedly a symbol of Hindu Aastha.
It is the vindication of 500 years of waiting for Sanatanis who had to endure injustice at the hands of Islamic invaders followed by the despicable Islamic rule in Bharat.
Hence the fact that the Ram Mandir pandal in Bengal attracts massive attention shows that people of Sanatan Dharma are waiting for Lord Rama.
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