Durga Puja 2011 Timings

Puja has already started. From what I heard from my sister and friends in Kolkata, there are thousands of people out in the streets to visit one pandal from the other. Its Panchami today, and the puja has not yet started. Tomorrow morning will mark the beginning of Durga Puja for 2011 (1418 by the Bengali calendar). There are many of us who are out of Bengal now, and just searching over the internet to see if there’s at least one Durga puja going on at your present city.

As of Bangalore, I found quite a few Durga pujas this year. The most popular being the Bengali Association Puja in Palace Ground and of course there are some more in Koramangala Kalyana Manthapa, 6th Block; another Durga puja a few steps from this one is the Durga Puja near Jyoti Nivas college. The fourth is near to the place where I stay now – the Sarjapur Road Total Mall.

Here’s a list for the Durga Puja timings for 2011.

1st October
Saturday
(13th Aashin 1418)

Panchami

From that day
7.52 am-Next day
5.45am

2nd October
Sunday
(14th Aashin 1418)

Shashthi

From that day
5.46am-Next day
3.54am

“Kalparambho”
within 9.28am Durga Devi “BODHON” “Amantran” and “Adhibas” in the evening

3rd October
Monday
(15th Aashin 1418)

Saptami

From that day
3.55am-Next day
2.22am “Nabo Patrika”
Within 9.28am

4th October
Tuesday
(16th Aashin 1418)

Ashtami

From that day
2.23am-Next day
1.15am

5th October

Wednesday

(17th Aashin 1418)

SANDHI PUJA

12.51am-1.39am
SACRIFICE- 1.15am

15am 5th October
Wednesday
(17th Aashin 1418)

Nabami

. From that day
1.16am-Next day 12.35am

6th October
Thursday
(18th Aashin 1418)

Dashami

From that day
12.36am-Next day
12.23am

Immermision within 12.23am

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4 thoughts on “Durga Puja 2011 Timings

  1. I appreciate your blog’s mission for spread of authentic Bengali cuisine. The rush for such cuisine jumps as we pass through the puja days. Bangla food and Bangla puja are just the two hearts of a living entity called Bengali. I would have added the third heart – that’s Books and Adda.All three integrate so well here in Bengal and it has now become part of our genes. Your endeavor is one such praiseworthy effort.

    On the occasion of Shub Vijaya, my best wishes – Bengalis where ever, live ,prosper and integrate

    http://indian-writer.blogspot.com/2011/10/durga-puja-aasche-bachar-aabar-hobe-hip.html

    Goutam
    Ahmedabad

  2. Chanced upon your blog and must appreciate your effort in bringing forth authentic Bengali cuisine. Nice to see how you have complied Durga puja timings for the convenience of the readers. This year, I have posted quite a few Navratri recipes that I have prepared for Durga Pooja this year.

    Will try to drop by more often for some good Bengali recipes. I have another resource for Bengali recipes other than Sandeepa’s. 🙂

    Wishing you a happy festive season.

    Btw, I’m Sailaja of Sailus Kitchen.

    1. Hi Sailaja,

      Thanks so much for sharing the link with us. Will definitely try out some of the recipes from your site.

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