Brihaspati বৃহস্পতি Bangla Magazine 2/1 October 2015

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Salient Points of our Club, Pujas Performed and Social Activities
1. Navodaya Sangh A multicultural Club with “an
essence of Bengal” was formed in 1995 and registered
under Trust (Reg No. MAHA/1052/02)
2. The Club is involved in performing various Puja i.e.
Durga / Lakhsmi / Maha-Kali / Saraswati Puja and
various Cultural Programme like Bengali New Year’s
day, Prabhat Pheri (to commemorate Rabindranath
Tagore’s Birth anniversary), Organising Picnics for
amongst Members etc. The Club involves in a number
of Social Activities like Free Medical Check-up Camps
/ Distribution of Cloths for the Needy in the Villages,
Donating for Natural Calamities like Uttarakhand
Flood, Nepal’s Earth Quake, Supporting Senior
Citizens, Orphanage Centres like Ma-Niketan, etc.
3. Navodaya Sangh will celebrate 20th Year of Durga
Puja at Maharashtra Nagar Pallika Maidan, Near
Dr.Ganekar’s Natyagruha in a Big way from 17th Oct
to 23rd Oct 15. The Festivities starts on 17th October
15 (Saturday) with Sharad Mela. It’s a Funfare
Programme with Stalls of Mouth Watering Treats,
Games, Drawing Competition and Lucky Draw etc.
The Pandal will be Unique which is the Replica of a
Famous Temple of South. This is done by Skilled
Craftsmen from Bengal. The Lighting arrangement will
be done by People from Chandannagore (West
Bengal). This will be unique and will convey Public
Awareness Messages on Pollution Control / Obeying
Traffic Rules / Avoid Cutting Trees / Save Water etc.
along with Religious Replicas and excellent Designs.
The Club invites Under Privilege Children at Bhog
Distribution on Saptami Day every year. All the
Children are given Utility Gifts and sometimes useful
necessary things like Computers, Geysers, Water
Filters etc. as per their requirements. The Durga Puja
is done in Traditional Style with complete Religious and
Devotional offerings. The Club organises “Kumari
Puja” in Traditional ways which is liked and draws
large number of devotees. The Club organises Cultural
Programme for all the Puja Days from Panchami (18th
Oct 15) to Navami day (22nd Oct 15). These consist
of In-house Programme performed by Club Members
and its Well-wishers & Patrons. Music, Dance &
Verities programme by renowned Artists / Group
forms an integral part of Cultural Programme. The Club
will follow the Norm of Sound Decibel Limits (45 dcl at
Night) as decided by Maharashtra Govt for all
Festivals. Accordingly all Cultural Programme is
planned keeping in mind of the same. The Club
organises Sindur Khela (exchange of Vermillion among
Married Ladies) on the Dasami i.e. Bisarjan Day
which can be termed as a similar function like
Maharashtra’s “Haldi-Kumkum”. The Club Takes lot
of care towards Hygiene and Security including Fire
Fighting Arrangements for any eventualities. This is
done by Professional Security / House Keeping / Fire
Fighting Agencies. There will be at least 18-22
Security / House Keeping Personnel every day during
the Puja days. To control Traffic Bouncers are hired as
well. The Club has allocated substantial budget for
these precautions and cleanliness. All are invited to
witness and participate in this Unique Traditional Indian
Puja cum Festival.
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