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    Protest after egg thrown near Durga idol immersion procession in Hyderabad

    In Hyderabad, a protest took place after an egg was thrown near a Goddess Durga idol procession. The incident happened at around 2 am, prompting participants and local residents to respond negatively. Police registered a case under Section 299 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for religious disrespect. A suspect was arrested, and authorities are reviewing CCTV footage to gather more evidence.

    Bengal steps up Durga Puja immersion security after stampede kills 19; CM Suvendu Adhikari reviews arrangements

    Suvendu Adhikari reviewed arrangements for Durga Puja idol immersions at Babughat in Kolkata on Wednesday. The review followed a tragic stampede at a city pandal that resulted in 19 fatalities. Enhanced security measures have been announced to ensure a smooth immersion process on Bijaya Dashami. A total of 18 IPS officers have been assigned to supervise immersions across Kolkata and nearby areas.

    Bijoya Dashami (October 21, 2026): Sindoor Khela, Durga Visarjan Rituals and Significance

    Vijaya Dashami 2026 in West Bengal will be observed on October 21, marking the final day of Durga Puja. The day is known for emotional farewell rituals for Maa Durga, Sindoor Khela, Devi Boron and grand Durga Visarjan processions. From offering prayers to the Goddess before her departure to chanting “Asche Bochor Abar Hobe” during immersion, the day reflects Bengal's deep devotion and cultural traditions. This article explains the date, rituals, significance and customs associated with Vijaya Dashami in West Bengal.

    Dussehra 2026 Across India: How Vijayadashami Is Celebrated in Different States

    Dussehra 2026 will be celebrated differently across India, reflecting the country's rich regional traditions and religious customs. While North India observes Vijayadashami with Ramlila and Ravana Dahan, Bengal marks Vijaya Dashami with Durga Visarjan, Karnataka celebrates Mysuru Dasara, and Himachal Pradesh observes Kullu Dussehra with deity processions. This article explores how different states celebrate the festival and the unique traditions that make Vijayadashami significant across India.

    Dussehra 2026 date: Is it October 20 or 21? Check Vijayadashami Vijay Muhurat puja muhurat, Ravan Dahan timings

    Dussehra Date 2026: Dussehra 2026 will be celebrated on October 20 in most parts of India, while some regional traditions observe Vijayadashami on October 21. Check the correct date, puja muhurat, Dashami tithi and Ravan Dahan timings.

    Dussehra 2026: When is Vijay Muhurat? Check Dashami Tithi, puja timings, Ravana Dahan, Durga Visarjan rituals & significance

    Dussehra 2026, also known as Vijayadashami or Dasara, will be celebrated on Tuesday, October 20, marking the victory of good over evil. The festival commemorates Lord Rama’s victory over Ravana and Goddess Durga’s triumph over Mahishasura. Devotees observe the occasion with prayers, Ravana Dahan, Shami Puja and other traditional rituals. Here is a detailed guide to Dussehra 2026, covering its history, religious significance, Dashami Tithi timings, Vijay Muhurat, Aparahna Puja time and regional celebrations across India.

    The Economic Times
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