During the Durga Puja season, Bengal is famed for its theme-based pandals. Young Boys Club members, as usual, have accepted the task of discovering pertinent societal concerns as its focus.
This year’s theme is “Mayurpankhi Nouka,” which was opened today by Sri. Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Member of Parliament, and was accompanied by: Sri. Vivek Gupta, MLA; Smt. Rehana Khatun, Councillor & Borough Chairman; Sri. Sanjay Bakshi, Ex MLA, and many other distinguished individuals.
Durga Puja will be celebrated for the 53rd time this year.
Young Boys Club, which turns 53 this year, has published an article about the current state of the globe.
Every year, the Durga Puja celebration brings forth the finest in terms of creativity and art when it comes to coming up with themes for Puja pandals in West Bengal.
This puja situated near Tara Chand Dutta Street in Central Kolkata, which connects Central Avenue to Rabindra Sarani and is popular with locals.
“This year, Young Boys Club is duplicating Mayurpankhi Nouka with hogla leaves, pathkathi, and dried fruits as its pandal for Durga Puja.” After a two-year hiatus due to the global Covid-19 outbreak, the City of Joy is excited to hold one of the country’s largest events once more.”
Mr. Rakesh Singh, Chief Organiser, stated to the media,
“In this pandal, visitors will be able to see a variety of handicrafts.” Inside, there will be NavDurga relics alongside the pandal. For previous pujas, we have enlisted the services of many top professional artists as well as rural artists, and we have discovered that rural artists and artisans have remarkable abilities to execute on the ground,”
stated Mr. Vikrant Singh, Youth President of Young Boys Club.
