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    'Maa, Maa': TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee gets emotional during goddess Kali prayers
    'Maa, Maa': TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee gets emotional during goddess Kali prayers
    Happy Kali Puja 2026 Wishes: 100+ Messages, Quotes, Bengali Greetings, WhatsApp Status and Instagram Captions to Share Today

    Kali Puja 2026 is being celebrated today, November 8, across West Bengal and other parts of eastern India. Share the festive spirit with 100+ Maa Kali wishes, heartfelt messages, inspirational quotes, Bengali greetings, short WhatsApp status updates and Instagram captions. Find beautiful greeting messages to send family and friends on Shyama Puja.

    Kali Puja (November 08, 2026) in West Bengal Today: Nishita Puja Muhurat, Bhoot Chaturdashi, Bhai Phonta Rituals, Significance and How Bengal Celebrates

    Kali Puja 2026 is being celebrated today, November 8, across West Bengal and other parts of India, coinciding with Diwali. Check the Nishita Kaal Puja muhurat, Amavasya Tithi timings, Goddess Kali worship rituals, Kolkata pandal celebrations and the significance of Bhoot Chaturdashi's 14 diyas and 14 leafy greens. Also check the Bhai Phonta date and traditions.

    Dhirendra Shastri on Bengal politicians' radar for 'Pakhandi', 'Ganda Khana' comment

    Controversy erupted in West Bengal over remarks by Bageshwar Dham priest Dhirendra Shastri, who allegedly called Bengalis “pakhandis” over non-vegetarian food during Durga Puja. Congress leaders filed police complaints seeking action, while BJP leaders defended Bengal’s tradition of eating fish and meat, particularly goat meat, during the festival.

    Kali Jayanti is Today: Check What Goddess Kali Symbolises, Puja Rituals, Mantras and What to Avoid

    Kali Jayanti 2026 will take place on Friday, September 4, inviting devotees to draw spiritual strength from the fierce aspect of Goddess Shakti, Maa Kali. The day celebrates transformation and the removal of negativity, inspiring believers to engage in deep reflection. Traditional rituals, including nighttime pujas and mantra recitations, are customary, where offerings and respectful gestures mark this significant occasion.

    The Economic Times
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