Cuttack, Aug 29: The festive buzz in Cuttack is unmistakable as the city begins preparations for the much-awaited Durga Puja celebrations. The city has come alive with the ceremonial sounds of the festival trumpet marking the arrival of Goddess Durga. With the Durga Puja set to begin on September 28, the Cuttack Municipal Corporation and committees have been working diligently to ensure smooth festivities, especially during immersion procession on October 3.
In a recent meeting held by the Peace Committee in the eastern part of the city, it was decided that all puja pandals would follow a peaceful and orderly process throughout the festival. The committee urged citizens to participate in the rituals with devotion while maintaining harmony within the city.
Cuttack, known for its rich history and deep-rooted traditions, is witnessing a blend of modernity and tradition as it gears up for this grand celebration. Durga Puja in Cuttack holds a distinct identity, and the city has been celebrating this occasion for nearly five centuries, making it one of the oldest and most revered Durga Puja festivals in the country.
