- ‘Navyuvak Kali Puja Samiti’ shares details at a press conference; the event will conclude with the immersion of the idol on November 11.
Ranchi : The ‘Navyuvak Kali Puja Samiti’ (Youth Kali Worship Committee) of Dhurwa will host a five-day Kali Puja festival from November 7 to 11. Taking place near the Mahavir Temple in Sector-2, Site-5, the event will feature the installation of the idol, special prayers, a grand ‘Jagran’ (devotional night vigil), and various cultural programs. Established in 2003, the committee continues to uphold its religious and cultural traditions through this annual celebration.
A press conference was held by the committee to share details about the festival. Subsequently, a meeting of the core committee was convened to outline the schedule, finalize organizational arrangements, and assign responsibilities to office-bearers. The committee aims to make the festival both grand and well-organized through the active participation of devotees.
Religious and Cultural Events Over Five Days
According to the schedule set by the committee, the idol of Goddess Kali will be installed on November 7. Special prayers and rituals will take place on November 8. A grand ‘Jagran’ is scheduled for November 9, followed by cultural programs on November 10. The festival will conclude on November 11 with the immersion of the idol.
Emphasis on Preserving Faith and Culture
Dr. Sanjay Singh, the committee’s patron, stated that the worship of Goddess Kali symbolizes strength, courage, and devotion to righteousness. This tradition, which has been observed since 2003, plays a vital role in uniting society and passing on cultural heritage to the younger generation.
Committee President Munna Singh mentioned that preparations are underway to ensure the festival is celebrated with deep devotion and grandeur. He urged local residents to participate in the event.
Dr. Dheeraj Singh Suryavanshi (also known as Binu Singh), the committee’s media in-charge, noted that the event serves not only to preserve religious traditions but also to provide a platform for showcasing cultural talent. Efforts are being made to make the festival memorable through the participation of devotees.
Committee members are actively engaged in preparations
Those responsible for organizing the event include President Munna Singh, Patron Dr. Sanjay Singh, Founder Manish Kumar Singh, Secretary Archit Anand (‘Anu Bhaiya’), Vice-Presidents Santosh Gupta, Pintu Singh, and Anuranjita Singh, Joint Secretary Purushottam Rathore, Coordinators Santosh Kumar Singh and Manish Kumar Singh, Media In-charge Dr. Dheeraj Singh Suryavanshi (alias Binu Singh), Committee Advisor Shyam Kishore Singh, Cultural Secretaries Girija Shankar and Harish (alias Lala), and Executive Committee members Praveen Singh and Ankit Singh.
