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Durga Pujo and Kali Pujo have bid farewell, making way for the much-awaited celebration of Jagaddhatri Pujo, synonymous with the vibrant city of Chandannagar. Amidst the festive fervour, a unique initiative has emerged from one of Chandannagar's Pujo committees, adding a distinct charm to the festivities.
Chandannagar's widely embraced Madhhanchal Sarbojanin Jagaddhatri Pujo Committee has introduced a mesmerising laser show titled "Mone Rekho" for all the devotees. This artistic spectacle has been set up to captivate visitors over the course of the Pujo days, offering a visual treat that goes beyond traditional celebrations.
Expressing gratitude, members of the community committee acknowledge those who have contributed their time and efforts to stand by others or expressed a willingness to contribute. The special laser show commenced last Sunday and is scheduled to continue until November 22.
The significance of participation is beautifully depicted in the show, drawing inspiration from the spirit of Jagaddhatri Pujo, initiated by Raja Krishna Chandra. It highlights how engaging in contributions can lead to a shared sense of well-being among individuals.
Chandannagar, illuminated with various forms of light during Jagaddhatri Pujo, becomes a city of radiance. The gleaming boulevards reflect the essence of the festival, with the city's main roads, including Chandannagar Station Road, hosting the innovative "Mone Rekho" laser show for the public.
Jagaddhatri Pujo takes centre stage, turning Chandannagar into a city adorned with the luminosity of diverse lights. The laser show adds an extra sparkle to the city, making the streets shine with a unique brilliance. As the evening descends, devotees are flocking to the Pujo mandap, creating a lively atmosphere that resonates with the city's radiant spirit.
