In collaboration with the Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee, the Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences & Hospital launched a delightful pandal-hopping Durga Puja adventure that brought happiness and excitement to children from underprivileged backgrounds. It was a stunning celebration of culture and compassion. With the fitting name of “Durbar Sathey Durga,” this year’s event gave the kids a chance to discover Kolkata’s colorful and well-known pandals, which started at Park Circus’ Uddipani Club and ended at the esteemed Samaj Sebi Sangha.

On this momentous day, the children were joined in the celebration by committed volunteers and Institute personnel, and there was an air of laughing and smiles. Their visit to each pandal—Ballygunge Phari 21 Pally, Ekdalia, Singhi Park, Hindustan Park, Tridhara, and Ballygunge Cultural—was enhanced by the displays of creative excellence and cultural diversity.

The occasion was a great success and a moving reminder of the strength of kindness, community, and Durga Puja’s joyful spirit. Using this endeavor, the Jagannath Gupta Institute has reiterated its dedication to elevating underprivileged neighborhoods, guaranteeing that the joyous festivities are inclusive and significant for everyone.

The kids’ smiles forged a strong connection with the Jagannath Gupta Institute volunteers, showing that when people work together, they can create a tapestry of happiness and optimism that cuts over social boundaries. This festival was much more than simply an occasion for the Jagannath Gupta Institute; it was a pledge that every child should be able to appreciate the beauty and depth of their cultural heritage, regardless of their circumstances.

The Jagannath Gupta Institute demonstrated its unwavering commitment to promoting inclusivity and guaranteeing that every child can participate in the rich tapestry of their common cultural heritage by means of their endeavor to uplift these young souls.

Priyanka Dutta