Top 36 Durga Puja Pandals in North Kolkata 2025: Complete Guide

Experience the timeless soul of Durga Puja in North Kolkata, the heartland of tradition. This guide explores the heritage trail of the legendary ‘Bonedi Bari’ and ‘Sabeki’ pandals.

Discover the classical grandeur of Bagbazar Sarbojanin, the aristocratic Sovabazar Rajbari, and the idols’ birthplace, Kumartuli. Immerse yourself in the authentic charm and nostalgia that defines Kolkata’s original Sharod Utsav, a journey back to the festival’s roots.

Durga Puja is a Hindu Bengali festival celebrated worldwide, especially in West Bengal, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Orissa, Delhi, Pune, etc. Even abroad, like New York, Japan, London, Durga Puja in Australia, New Jersey, Switzerland, Durga Puja In the UK, and Bangladesh have grand Durga Puja celebrations. 

North and Central Kolkata Durga Puja Pandals Guide with Map

This guide and the roadmap cover the best Puja pandal hopping in Kolkata, so anyone can visit at minimal cost and with less effort. A big salute to the Kolkata police; they do an excellent job every year.

My first stop is the Sealdah Railway Athletic Club, which is easily accessible from anywhere in Kolkata. From there, you’ll naturally find yourself at the College Square Durgotsab Committee, thanks to the connected barricaded route. Next, head to MD Ali Park, followed by Santosh Mitra Square. These pandals are part of a cluster, and if you’re visiting at night, this circuit is more than enough to fill your evening.

Next, take a bus to the Khanna stop and visit Nalin Sarkar Street Sarbojanin Durgotsab, Hatibagan Sarbojanin, and Hatibagan Nabinpally Sarbojanin Durgotsav. From there, catch a bus toward Hedua to reach Kashi Bose Lane and Azad Hind Bagh (Hedua Park).

After that, head to Simla Byayam Samity. To get there, take the metro to Girish Park. Once you reach Sovabazar, take an auto-rickshaw to visit Ahiritola Sarbojanin Durgotsav and Sovabazar Beniatola Durga Puja.

After that, either walk or take an auto to Kumartuli Park Sarbojanin, Kumartuli Sarbojanin Durgotsab, Sovabazar Beniatola Durga Puja, and B.K. Paul. Once you’ve covered these, head to the Sovabazar Metro Station and make your way to Jagat Mukherjee Park.

From Jagat Mukherjee Park, take a 10-minute walk to the iconic Bagbazar Sarbojanin. Then, take an auto to the Bagbazar Crossing and continue on to Shyambazar and Deshbandhu Park. From Shyambazar, catch a bus to visit Tala Barowari and Tala Pratyay Durga Puja.

Along the way, you’ll come across many smaller pujas — tucked into alleys, homes, or lining the roadside — each offering its own unique charm and atmosphere. Don’t hesitate to explore and soak in the festive spirit!

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1. Sealdah Railway Athletic Club – Durga Puja & Legacy Since 1947

Established in 1947, the Sealdah Railway Athletic Club is located beside Sealdah railway station and is renowned for its vibrant Sarbajanin Durga Puja in central Kolkata.

More than just a puja organiser, the club promotes community spirit and athletic development, supporting young talents with training, fitness programs, and competitive opportunities.

• Address: Netaji Subhas Ground, Kolkata – 700009 (Railway Quarter Sealdah)
• Landmark: Jagat Cinema Hall.
• Nearby Station: Sealdah Railway Station or Sealdah Metro Station

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2. College Square Sarbajanin Durgotsab Committee – Since 1947

Located near College Street, the College Square Durgotsab Committee has been a major part of Kolkata’s Durga Puja scene since 1947. Known for its stunning Durga idol and lakeside pandal, the committee also leads social welfare programs like blood donation camps, clothing drives, and aid for underprivileged patients.

The idol is installed on Ditiya (the day after Mahalaya) and has been beautifully crafted in recent years by famed Kumartuli artist Sanatan Rudra Paul.

The opening ceremony of Durga Puja is held on the day of “Chathurti.” Every year, many celebrities attend this worship day. Last year, the Honourable Governor of West Bengal attended.

• Address: 564, Bankim Chatterjee Street, College Square, Kolkata- 700009
• Landmark: Opposite Presidency College.
• Nearby Station: Mahatma Gandhi Road Metro Station

3. MD Ali Park (Youth Association) Durga Puja – A Legacy of Unity & Community Since 1969

Located at 39 Tara Chand Dutta Street, the MD Ali Park Durga Puja, also known as the Youth Association Puja, is one of North Kolkata’s most prestigious Durga Pujas, established in 1969 after the closure of the famous Fire Brigade Puja in 1968.

The first puja was initiated by Sri Jagdish Ji Agarwal and Sri Nawal Kishore Gupta, with a modest budget of just ₹500. In 1970, the celebration saw participation from youth across communities, including Mr Gama Miao, a Muslim member, symbolising a true spirit of secularism.

Founding figures include Sri Sanwarmal Joshi, Sri Surendra Kumar Sharma, the late Sushil Kumar Sharma, the late Jagdish Prasad Agarwal, and Sri Nawal Kishore Gupta from Kashinath Mullick Street.

Over the years, the committee has organised numerous social welfare programs, including blood donation camps, free clothing drives, book distribution for children, and Daridra Narayan Bhojan for the needy.

• Address: 41a, TARA CHAND DUTTA STREET, KOLKATA – 700073
• Landmark: Near the Mahatma Gandhi Metro Station
• Nearby Station: Mahatma Gandhi Road Metro Station

4. Santosh Mitra Square Durga Puja – Tradition Meets Creativity Since 1936

Started in 1936 (Bengali year 1343) by local residents of Sealdah, the Santosh Mitra Square Durga Puja (Lebutala Park) began as a Barowari Puja in a small area on Serpentine Lane, originally on Chatterjee’s land.

Now a major highlight of any Kolkata Durga Puja tour, it draws thousands of visitors each year with its grand decorations, innovative themes, and intricate artwork. Combined with vibrant cultural programs, it offers an immersive celebration that beautifully captures the spirit of Durga Puja in Kolkata.

• Address: Natabar Dutta Row Road, Lebutala Bowbazar, Kolkata- 700014
• Landmark: Near Muchipara Police Station
• Nearby Station: Sealdah Metro Station
• Theme 2025: Operation Sindoor

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5. Maniktala Chaltabagan Lohapatty Durga Puja Committee – Since 1943

Founded in 1943 by Lucky Moon Jaiswal, then president of the Chaltabagan Club, the Maniktala Chaltabagan Lohapatty Durga Puja is a celebrated Barowari Puja known for its magnificent mandap and innovative annual themes.

In 1997, this puja won the prestigious Asian Paints Sharad Shamman Award for Best Puja.

Beyond the festivities, the organisation has a strong commitment to social welfare, regularly organising health camps and donating food and clothes to the needy. Notably, in 2009, they donated ₹50,000 to Cyclone Aila disaster relief, and in 2010, contributed ₹100,000 to the West Bengal Governor’s relief fund.

• Address: 77, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Sarani, Kolkata- 700009
• Landmark: Opposite Manicktala Ganguram streets.
• Nearby Station: Girish Park Metro Station

6. Brindaban Matri Mandir Durga Puja Committee in Kolkata

Founded in 1910 during British India by twelve dedicated individuals, the Brinaban Matri Mandir committee began celebrating Durga Puja with a core mission to educate and uplift the local community.

Today, the organisation remains deeply involved in social welfare, organising blood donation camps, providing disaster relief, and awarding scholarships to secondary and higher secondary students. The Brinaban Matri Mandir stands as a proud witness to the rich history and resilience of the local community.

• Address: 16, Brindaban Mullick First Lane, Sukhiya Street, Kolkata – 700009
• Landmark: Sukia Street, Kolkata.
• Nearby Station: Girish Park Metro Station

7. Ultadanga Karbagan Sarbojonin Durgotsab committee

Established in 1947 in North Kolkata, Karbagan Sarbojanin Durga Puja is a celebrated festival that has won the Asian Paints Sharad Shamman Award three times.

This year, the committee promises an even more spectacular display, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern artistry. From the intricately crafted Durga idols to vibrant cultural performances, Karbagan Sarbojanin offers an immersive experience that truly captures the spirit of Durga Puja in Kolkata.

• Address: 17, Ultadanga Main Rd, Daspara, Ultadanga, Kolkata 700067
• Landmark: Ultadanga
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station

8. Telengabagan Sarbojanin Durga Puja 2025

Established in 1967, the Telengabagan Sarbojanin Durga Puja is a well-known celebration in North Kolkata. Known for its innovative themes, the committee consistently wins awards for creativity and excellence. In recent years, they have also taken the important step of insuring their pandal, ensuring safety alongside tradition.

• Address: 36/C/11, Biplabi Barin Ghosh Sarani, Surir Bagan, Ultadanga, Kolkata, West Bengal 700067
• Landmark: Near Ultadanga
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station

9. Nalin Sarkar Street Sarbojonin Durgotsab, Kolkata

Established in 1933, the club inaugurated its Durga Puja celebrations with disabled children. The Nalin Sarkar Club actively organises blood donation and eye camps and distributes food and clothing to those in need. One of their notable Puja themes focused on the interdependence between plants and animals.

• Address: 175a, Aurobinda Sarani, Kolkata, West Bengal.
• Landmark: Khanna Cinema Hall.
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station
• Theme 2025: Transformation(রূপান্তর)

10. Hatibagan Sarbojanin Durgotsav Kolkata

Inaugurated in 1934, the Hati Bagan Sarbojanin Durga Puja has been celebrated every year since, making it one of the most renowned pujas in North Kolkata. This pandal stands as a shining example of Kolkata’s rich community spirit and cultural legacy.

• Address: 134, Sri Aurobindo Sarani, Principal Khudiram Bose Road, Hati Bagan, Kolkata- 700006
• Landmark: Near Hatibagan crossing
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme 2025: Ghater Katha (ঘাটের কথা)

11. Hatibagan Nabinpally Sarbojanin Durgotsav

In 1934, a group of enthusiastic youth decided to celebrate Durga Puja. About eight years ago, this Puja Committee decided to implement the “theme worship” concept. Despite many obstacles, they finally fulfilled their dreams and, in the years that followed, won numerous awards for their efforts.

In addition, this organisation organises blood donation and health check camps every year as part of its social responsibility. The Nabin Palace members always extend their support to local people.

• Address: 11/1D, Ganendra Mitra Lane, Kolkata – 700004
• Landmark: Opp. Hatibagan KFC and Pizza Hut
• Nearby Station: Shyambazaar Metro Station

12. Sikdar Bagan Sadharan Durga Puja

Sikdar Bagan Sadharan Durga Puja was founded in 1913. The club has organised many blood donation camps and conducts an annual sports event. Sikdar Bagan initiated a campaign to raise awareness about preventing Dengue.

The committee, under the leadership of Gouri Sankar Roy Chowdhury, was helping locals during the lockdown.

• Address: No. 69, 1, Sikdar Bagan St, Sovabazar, HatiBagan, Shyam Bazar, Kolkata, WB 700004.
• Landmark: Hatibagan crossing, opposite Town School.
• Nearby Station: Shyambazaar Metro Station

13. Kashi Bose Lane Durga Puja Samity

The Kashi Bose Lane Durga Puja Committee was started in 1937 and opened during the Second World War. The British stopped the Durga puja of Simla Byayam Samity of North Kolkata, which was mainly organised by some freedom fighters. So, they started Durga Puja in Kashi Bose Lane with local youths and residents.

But the puja was closed that year due to the Second World War (1939). However, after it resumed, this organisation promoted Bengali culture worldwide and added new dimensions to the Durga Puja festival in Calcutta.

• Address: 5/1 Kashi Bose Lane, Manicktala, Darjipara, Kolkata- 700006
• Landmark: Near Scottish Church School, Bidhan Sarani
• Nearby Station: Girish Park Metro Station

14. Azad Hind Bag Sarbojanin Durga Pujo (Hedua Park Durga Puja)

Azad Hind Bag (Hedua Park) Durga Puja is one of the oldest pujas in north Kolkata. They still maintain the “Sabeki Baroari” Puja style, not under the “theme puja.” This Puja Pandal is located in the area adjacent to Hedua Swimming Pool Park. A fair starts every year in this park area.

• Address: Azad Hind Bag, Kolkata – 700006
• Landmark: Near Kashi Bose Lane
• Nearby Station: Girish Park Metro Station
• Theme: Traditional / SABEKI

15. Simla Byayam Samity – Calcutta’s first ‘Sarbojonin’ Puja

Simla Byayam Samity was inaugurated in 1926 under the leadership of the late Atindranath Basu. Once upon a time, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was directly associated with this organisation. This puja committee holds historical significance, and it has been associated with famous personalities.

Since then, this worship has maintained its tradition. There is still sabeki (Traditional) Durga Pratima worship, such as Baroari puja, which follows the sabeki style.

• Address: 9B, Simla, Machuabazar, Kolkata-700006
• Landmark: Girish Park Metro
• Nearby Station: Girish Park Metro Station
• Theme: Traditional

16. Jagat Mukherjee Park Durga Puja Kolkata

This puja was established in 1936. Jagat Mukherjee Park Durga Puja began at Rajballav Para, in a garage within walking distance of the current location. The Jagat Mukherjee Park puja committee is a precursor to bringing the puja theme. Pujo Bijoya Samilani is another tradition that they have celebrated from the beginning.

The puja community is involved in various social welfare activities, including financial assistance to people affected by thalassemia, distribution of garments and books to the needy, and free eye and health test camps.

• Address: 1, Jatindra Mohan Avenue, Sovabazar, Shobhabazar, Kolkata- 700005
• Landmark: Near Sovabazar Metro Station.
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme 2025: AI

17. Sovabazar Rajbari / Shobhabazar Rajbari Durga Puja

Maharaja Naba Krishna inaugurated this puja in 1757 at 33 Raja Naba Krishna Street, number 36; you will find another Sovabazar Rajbari, the house of Raja Rajkrishna. Both are brothers, and worship has continued to this day in both houses.

Today’s Sovabajar Rajbari’s Durga puja is one of the most famous worshipers in Calcutta. It is the most visited Bonedi Barir Durga Puja in Kolkata.

• Address: 36, Raja Naba Krishna St, Raja Naba Krishna Street, Sovabazar, Shyam Bazar, Kolkata- 700005
• Landmark: Sovabazar metro
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme: Traditional

18. Ultadanga Yuba Brinda Durga Puja

Ultadanga Yuba Brinda Samity was founded in 1949, and this year, Ultadanga Pallishree will organise the Durga Puja. The Samiti, under the supervision of its chairperson, Dipak Roychowdhury, does much social work. They sponsor a mid-day meal, uniforms, books, masks, and clothes for a local school.

• Address: 5n, Ultadanga Main Road, NEAR JUBO BRINDA CLUB, MUCHI BAZAR, Kolkata-700067
• Landmark: Muchi Bazar bus stop, Ultadanga.
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station

19. Ahiritola Sarbojanin Durgotsab Samity Kolkata

Ahiritola Sarbojanin Durgotsav is a non-political, social organisation founded in 1940. Its primary focus is community development. Ahiritola organises various social activities, such as blood donation camps, eye camps, health camps, and clothing distribution.

• Address: 172/C, BK Paul Avenue, Ahiritola, Beniatola, Kolkata- 700005
• Landmark: Ahiritola Sitala Mandir / Sovabazar Crossing.
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme 2025: Probaha

20. Ahiritola Jubak Brinda Durga Puja Kolkata

The Ahiritola Jubak Brinda Durga Puja is a testament to Kolkata’s rich cultural tapestry, drawing thousands of visitors with its stunning pandals and intricate idol designs. 

This puja was established in 1970. It is one of the best Durga Pujas in Kolkata. If you do not visit this mandap, the pandal-hopping in Durga Puja Kolkata is incomplete.

• Address: 83, Ahiritola Street, Ahiritola, Beniatola, Kolkata – 700005
• Landmark: Near Sovabazar crossing
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station

21. Sovabazar Beniatola Sarbojanin Durgotsab Samity Kolkata

The Sovabazar Beniatola Sarbojanin Durgotsab Samity is a Barwari Durga Puja Samity of North Kolkata. This puja was established in 1947. This association has a permanent Durga Mata Mandir, where they keep a new statue each year and abandon the previous year’s Idol.

This Samiti is very reputable in North Kolkata. It is also involved in other social activities, such as Blood donation camps and free medical check-up camps. Every year, it distributes clothes, blankets, and other items. It also organises various physical camps to help young people improve their communication skills.

• Address: 67, Beniatola Street, Near B.K. Paul Avenue Crossing, Kolkata – 700005
• Landmark: Near Sovabazar crossing
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme: Traditional

22. Kumartuli Park Sarbojanin Durgotsab Committee

This puja was established in 1992 by the Late Pankaj Roy, Sri Tarak Banerjee, Sri S.K. Roy, and the Late Amber Roy, among others. It would be best if you visited the Durga Puja pandal in Kolkata.

• Address: 8B, SARBOJANIN DURGOTSAB COMMITTEE, Abhay Mitra St, Sovabazar, Kumartuli, Shobhabazar, Kolkata – 700005
• Landmark: Sovabazar More crossing
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station
• Theme 2025: Patrasova

23. Kumartuli Sarbojanin Durgotsab in Kolkata

Kumartuli Sarbojanin Durgotsab, which began in 1931, is renowned for its stunning pandals and the intricate artistry of Maa Durga’s idol.

It is memorable for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the ex-president from 1938 to 1939. About 10 lakh people visit their Pandal and Durga idols every year. This is another one of the best pandals in Durga Puja in Kolkata.

• Address: No. 2, Durga Charan Banerjee Street, Sovabazar, Kumartuli, Shobhabazar, Kolkata -700005
• Landmark: Sovabazar Crossing
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station

24. Baghbazar (Bagbazar) Sarbojanin Durgotsav and Exhibition – A Legacy Since 1919

Established in 1919, the Baghbazar Sarbojonin Durgotsab is one of Kolkata’s oldest and most iconic Durga Pujas, known for its rich tradition, cultural heritage, and vibrant Mela ground, Sindur Khela, and dhak music.

Originally known as Nebubagan Baroyari Durga Puja, it began at 55 Baghbazar Street. Over the years, it moved to several locations before settling at Baghbazar Kali Mandir in 1927.

Social reformer Nagendra Nath Ghosal and other notable figures helped shape the Puja’s identity. Prominent leaders like Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, who served as president from 1938–1939, and Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy were associated with it, especially during the Swadeshi Movement, which gave it national recognition.

In recent decades, the committee transformed a former metal yard into a permanent park, preserving the puja’s legacy while offering a better visitor experience.

Today, Baghbazar Sarbojonin continues to blend tradition with community spirit, drawing thousands every year.

• Address: 7, Bagbazar Street, Bag Bazar Colony, Baghbazar, Kolkata- 700003
• Landmark: Bagbazar ghat
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station, Bagbazar Railway Station (Kolkata Circular Railway)
• Theme 2025: Bonedi / Traditional

25. Pathuriaghata Khelat Ghosh Durga Puja

The Pathuriaghata Khelat Ghosh Durga Puja is an aristocratic celebration with a nearly 170-year legacy. Known for its rich traditions, the family offers homemade sweets to the Goddess, including the rare Chandana Kheer, prepared according to a century-old recipe.

The highlight is the grand Thakur Dalan, an 85-foot marble corridor leading to a magnificent dancing hall, now the Khelat Ghosh Memorial Hall. The mansion reflects Babu Khelat Chandra Ghosh’s love for Indian classical music, dhunuchi dance, and antique art. Treasures like Belgian chandeliers and a 19th-century Thomasson Chronometer clock from London showcase his refined taste.

On Mahasaptami, the idol is bathed with water from the mythical “Saat Samudra Tero Nadi” and 12 fruit juices. On Maha Ashtami, a unique symbolic sacrifice is made using sugar structures called Mata Chini.

• Address: 47 Pathuriaghata Street, Kolkata – 700006
• Landmark: Near Ganesh Talkies
• Nearby Station: Shobhabazar Sutanuti Metro Railway Station or Girish Park Metro Station

26. Deshbandhu Ladies Park Durga Puja

The park is in Shyambazar and is among the top gardens in Kolkata. Raja Dinendra Street, near this park, is a famous attraction. Deshbandhu Park is a beautiful water park with amenities like a children’s swimming club, a nursery, and a gym. It’s the only park in North Kolkata with a corner only for ladies.

• Address: Raja Dinendra Street, Fariapukur, Shyam Bazar, Kolkata – 700004.
• Landmark: Bhadrakali Temple.
• Nearby Station: Shyambazaar Metro Station

27. Tala Barowari Durgotsab Kolkata

In 1921, the Tala Barowari Durgotsab, or Belgachia Sarbojanin Durgotsav, was founded as the oldest puja in north Kolkata. In 2009, this puja was started as a theme puja. Today, it is a famous puja that has received many awards, including the Asian Paints Sarod Somman and Star Ananda Superstar, among others. To celebrate 100 years this year.

• Address: 23-2, Bonomali Chatterjee Street, Tala, Bidhan Sarani, Kolkata – 700002
• Landmark: Tala Post Office
• Nearby Station: Shyambazaar Metro Station

28. Tala Prattoy Durga Puja Kolkata

The Tala Park Prattay Club was established in 1925. Last year, the club introduced a free app called Lokohit. The app helps users find information about nearby pujas. People of Kolkata can also use this app to connect with small grocery stores and food outlets.

• Address: 4, Tarashankar Sarani, Kolkata – 700037.
• Landmark: KHELAT BABU LANE.
• Nearby Station: Shyambazaar Metro Station

29. Sree Bhumi Sporting Club Durga Puja

The Shree Bhumi Sporting Club was founded in 1969. Its purpose is to promote sports among the youth. The club currently has approximately 200 members and holds a cricket coaching camp.

Indoor games like carrom, table tennis, and martial arts are also encouraged. Shree Bhumi participates in many social activities. Shree Bhumi Sporting Club Durga Puja is the most renowned puja in the state.

• Address: Canal Street, near P.S., Sreebhumi, Lake Town, Kolkata, WB 700048.
• Landmark: Sree Bhumi bus stop
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station
• Theme 2025: BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham

30. Dum Dum Park Tarun Sangha Puja Committee Kolkata

Dum Dum Park, Tarun Sangha, was established in 1957. The South Dum Dum puja committee is famous for its social welfare activities.

Their enthusiasm for celebrating Durga Puja is unparalleled. The pandal and idol they built are the epitome of elegance.

• Address: 60, SHYAM NAGAR ROAD, KOL-55
• Landmark: DUM DUM PARK
• Nearby Station: Dum Dum Junction or Dum Dum Metro Station

31. Dum Dum Park Sarbojanin Durga Puja

The Dum Dum Park Sarbojanin committee annually organises the Dum Dum Park Sarbojanin Durga Puja. This association also organises free medical camps every year. Other social activities include planting trees, distributing stationery to students, and celebrating Basanta Utsav.

• Address: 225/1, Dum Dum Park, South Dumdum, WB 700055, India.
• Landmark: Dum Dum Park.
• Nearby Station: Dum Dum Junction or Dum Dum Metro Station

32. Dum Dum Park Bharat Chakra Club Kolkata

Dum Dum Park Bharat Chakra will celebrate its 21st Durga Puja this year. After the Amphan storm, the organisation worked closely with the authorities and organised annual tree plantations. For six weeks, Bharat Chakra donated food to 500 people. The club also distributes free oxygen, oximeters, and clothes to those in need.

• Address: Tank No. 2, Dum Dum Park, South Dum Dum, Kolkata, WB 700055, India
• Landmark: Dum Dum Park
• Nearby Station: Dum Dum Junction or Dum Dum Metro Station

33. Lake Town Adhibasi Brinda Durga Puja Pandal

Lake Town Adhibasi Brinda was established in 1963. The organisation will celebrate its 59th Durga Puja this year. They are famous for their colourful, artistic pandals, and the simplicity of the goddess Durga’s idol adds to their glory and captivates. Adhibasi Brinda is renowned for its well-organised Durga Puja in a limited space.

• Address: Children’s Park, Lake Town Road, Lake Town, South Dumdum, WB 700089.
• Landmark: Near Jaya Cinema.
• Nearby Station: Belgachia Metro Railway Station

34. Aurobinda Setu Sarbojanin Durgatsab

The club started its puja in 1975. It is located near Ulta Danga railway station. Nowadays, theme pujas are the speciality here. The club also conducts many cultural and social programs throughout the year.

• Address: 9/1/5, Canal E Rd, Daspara, Ultadanga, Kolkata, West Bengal 700067
• Landmark: Near Gouribari
• Nearby Station: Bidhan Nagar Road Rail Station

35. Young Boys Club Durga Puja

Young Boys Club creates beautifully crafted pandals. This puja began in 1970. The committee members try to spread awareness about social issues through their puja every year.

“Mayurpankhi Nouka” & “Durga-The Destroyer of Corona” are their famous themes. Midnapore’s artist, Deb Shankar Mahesh, curated the concept. Handicrafts and NavDurga relics are used to decorate the pandal interiors. 

• Address: 17, Tarachand Dutta St, Kolutolla, Kolkata, West Bengal 700073
• Nearby Station: Mahatma Gandhi Road Metro Station

36. Baranagar Nawpara Dadabhai Sangha Durga Puja

Baranagar Nawpara Dadabhai Sangha Durga Puja is famous for its beautiful Maa Durga idol. Every year, unique themes are created, and huge pandals with mesmerising interiors are erected.  

“Porichoy-The Identity” was Nawpara Dadabhai’s most popular theme. It depicted the life and struggles of sex workers. The Maa Durga idol was made of silicon & showcased a mother cuddling her child. 

• Address: 79, AK Mukherjee Rd, Noapara, Palpara, Baranagar, West Bengal 700090
• Nearby Station: Noapara Metro Station

Durga Puja Dates 2025

Days	Dates
Mahalaya	21st September, 2025
Maha Shashti	28th September, 2025
Maha Saptami	29th September, 2025
Maha Ashtami	30th September, 2025
Maha Navami	1st October, 2025
Maha Dashmi	2nd October, 2025

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Conclusion

Durga Puja festival in Kolkata is a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and community. Devi Durga killed the evil Asura Mahishasura in a nine-day (Navaratri) battle; it’s a triumph of good over evil. This blog post has explored the rich history, intricate rituals, and unparalleled enthusiasm that define this grand event. As you plan to visit or participate in the festivities, remember the essence of unity and joy that this festival brings.