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Lucknow's Trans-Gomti Puja Pandal Upholds Bengal's Devotional Traditions
30 Sep
Summary
- Established in 1981, the pandal upholds Bengal's traditions
- Renowned Varanasi artist crafted the pandal 15 days in advance
- Prestigious Jairambati pandits lead the rituals
The Trans-Gomti Puja Pandal in Lucknow has a long-standing reputation for upholding Bengal's devotional traditions with simplicity and dedication. Established in 1981, the pandal has maintained its commitment to preserving cultural heritage over the past four decades.
According to Subhroto Banarjee, a founding member and former president of the puja committee, the pandal's approach emphasizes the beauty of simplicity in honoring Maa Durga. Tuhin Banarjee, another member of the committee, revealed that the pandal was crafted 15 days in advance by a renowned artist from Varanasi, showcasing the attention to detail and artistry that goes into the event.
Furthermore, the pandal has invited prestigious pandits from Kolkata's Jairambati lineage to lead the rituals, further reinforcing the event's connection to Bengal's spiritual legacy. As Tuhin Banarjee stated, "We believe simplicity is the beauty of Maa Durga," a sentiment that has guided the Trans-Gomti Puja Pandal's approach to celebrating the Durga Puja festival.
