Durga Puja 2026 is Here!
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Join us as we come together once again to celebrate faith, culture, music, food, and the joy of Durga Puja in the heart of Bengaluru. Our young volunteers proudly serve the traditional Bhog, while our senior members extend a heartfelt welcome and uphold the spirit of togetherness that defines Jayamahal Durga Puja.
As we celebrate our record 72nd consecutive year of Durga Puja in Bengaluru, we invite everyone to be part of a festival where tradition, camarederie, and shared celebrations create memories that last a lifetime, without distinction between members and guests, only the joy of Pujo!
This Pujo, Jayamahal Durga Puja, brings five days of unforgettable entertainment, music, dance, fashion, tradition & star power to the stage! Get ready for live performances by Rahul Deb, Indian Idol 2017 Golden Mic Winner, the soulful sounds of Achin Pakhi band, and a Tribute to Uttam Kumar by JCA members, complemented by the energy of Dhunuchi Naach and Dollu Kunitha. What more? Odette Fashion Show is back at Jayamahal Pujo to launch their brand new clothing line!
Venue:
Jayamahal Ladies Club premisesJayamahal Extension, (Adjacent to Jayamahal Park), Bangalore - 560046
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The venue of our Durga Puja in Ladies Club premises remained unchanged for a record 54 years starting from 1973.
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JCA Gives Back
- In an initiative to re-use objects, articles of learning use for children like slates, books, pencils used for the decoration were distributed among underprivileged children in nearby schools after Durga Puja.
- The Association donated mobility assistance devices to handicapped children through the Association of People with Disability, Hutchins Road.
- The public toilet adjacent to Jayamahal Park was repaired and restored to usable condition as a community service initiative.
- As part of its social outreach initiative, JCA organized its annual drawing competition on Dashami morning for children of Nivedita Vidyapeetha, Sharada Matha, most of whom come from nearby underprivileged communities. All participating children received gifts and greatly enjoyed the experience.
Glimpses of Our Celebrations
Our Durgotsav Celebration
Every year, we celebrate Durga Puja, an inseparable part of Indian culture. Durga Puja marks the victory of good over evil, while also celebrating the goddess as the “Shakti” behind all of life and creation. Come and join us this Durga Puja, for an unforgettable experience!
Food Stalls
Bhog
Anandamela
Muktaangan
Theme Pandal
Cultural Event
Flea Market
Children's Competition
Our Durgotsav Celebration
Every year, we celebrate Durga Puja, an inseparable part of Indian culture. Durga Puja marks the victory of good over evil, while also celebrating the goddess as the “Shakti” behind all of life and creation. Come and join us this Durga Puja, for an unforgettable experience!
Food Stalls
Bhog
Anandamela
Muktaangan
Theme Pandal
Cultural Event
Flea Market
Children's Competition
Our Durgotsav Celebration
Every year, we celebrate Durga Puja, an inseparable part of Indian culture. Durga Puja marks the victory of good over evil, while also celebrating the goddess as the “Shakti” behind all of life and creation. Come and join us this Durga Puja, for an unforgettable experience!
Food Stalls
Bhog
Anandamela
Muktaangan
Theme Pandal
Cultural Event
Flea Market
Children's Competition
Upcoming Events
10
October
Mahalaya
Mahalaya marks the beginning of the auspicious Durga Puja festivities and symbolizes the arrival of Goddess Durga on Earth. Devotees offer prayers to their ancestors and recite sacred hymns, especially the Mahishasura Mardini. The day signifies the triumph of good over evil and fills hearts with devotion, hope, and spiritual joy.
15-21
October
Durga Puja 2026
Durga Puja is an annual festival celebrated in September or October, most notably in Kolkata, in West Bengal, Assam and Odisha of India, but also in other parts of India and amongst the Bengali diaspora globally. It marks the ten-day worship of the Hindu mother-goddess Durga.
25
October
Kojagari Lakshmi Puja 2026
Kojagori Lokkhi Pujo or Kojagori Lakshmi Puja, is performed on Ashvin Purnima day on the month of Ashvin, the full moon day following Vijaya Dashami and Durga Puja in Assam, Odisha, and Bengal.
Upcoming Events
10
October
Mahalaya
Mahalaya marks the beginning of the auspicious Durga Puja festivities and symbolizes the arrival of Goddess Durga on Earth. Devotees offer prayers to their ancestors and recite sacred hymns, especially the Mahishasura Mardini. The day signifies the triumph of good over evil and fills hearts with devotion, hope, and spiritual joy.
15-21
October
15-21
October
