Guwahati: The dwindling Hindu population of Bangladesh celebrated Saraswati Puja peacefully to worship the deity of wisdom, ...

Following a row between two groups of students at Jogeshchandra Law College over organising the puja ... be allowed to celebrate the festival and asked a top-ranked official of Kolkata Police ...

DHAKA, Feb 3: With great enthusiasm, the Hindu community in Bangladesh on Monday celebrated the Saraswati Puja Festival by worshipping Saraswati, the Hindu Goddess of knowledge, wisdom, arts and music ...

West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu faced protests from students at Kolkata’s Jogeshchandra ... members over organizing Saraswati Puja. A court order ensured security, but tensions ...

Kolkata, Feb 3 (IANS): Kolkata ... I had heard about the grandeur of the puja here, and seeing it in person is even more beautiful. After the puja, we’ll enjoy the bhog and then head out to celebrate ...

Some people also believe that on this day, no one should touch a book or pen as it might upset the goddess. The celebration of Saraswati Puja is famous in some schools and colleges also. Cultural ...

Bangladesh interim government chief Muhammad Yunus, during whose regime the South Asian country witnessed a spike in attacks on minorities, wished the Hindu community members when they are ...

Following a row between two groups of students in Jogeshchandra Law College premises over organising the Puja ... to celebrate the festival and asked a top-ranked official of Kolkata Police ...

Saraswati Puja is also a day for all singles to chill. Prinsep Ghat in Kolkata happens to be the hub of school and college-going students to celebrate the festival. The scenic beauty and ...

Police were directed to bar people with pending complaints ... Station to demolish an illegal puja pandal inside the Day College premises by 12 pm and record the process. A Joint Commissioner-rank ...

The enduring tradition of Saraswati Puja has encountered opposition at a Kolkata college, igniting a controversy ... urging action to protect the students' right to celebrate without intimidation.