Subhaspally
Celebrating Culture & Tradition
Since the year 1969
At Subhaspally, we believe that Jagadhatri Puja is not just a religious observance but a grand confluence of devotion, tradition, and culture. Nestled in the heart of Bhadreswar, our puja stands as one of the most prestigious celebrations in the region, attracting thousands of visitors and devotees each year.
The festival comes alive with the resplendent beauty of our grand pandal, an architectural marvel that reflects intricate artistry and spiritual grandeur. The idol of Goddess Jagadhatri, crafted with meticulous precision, radiates an aura of divinity that fills every soul with devotion. The beats of the dhak, the soothing chants, and the fragrance of incense create an atmosphere of spirituality and joy. But our mission extends beyond the puja itself—we are committed to making a difference in society.
Through educational sponsorships, healthcare drives, and environmental initiatives, Subhaspally plays a vital role in uplifting the community. As you browse through this webpage, take a journey through our celebration, learn about our impactful initiatives, and experience the spiritual warmth that defines Jagadhatri Puja at Subhaspally.
Disclaimer
The information provided here may be incomplete or partially inaccurate. If you are a representative of this puja committee and notice any discrepancies, we encourage you to get in touch with us so we can update and correct the details. This initiative aims to bring all puja committees together on a single unified platform.
Upcoming Events
Mark your calendar for these auspicious occasions
Sasthi
15 November 2026On the sixth day of Jagadhatri Puja (Sasthi), rituals are performed to awaken and welcome Devi Jagadhatri.
Saptami
16 November 2026The 4 day Puja starts from the seventh day of Jagadhatri Puja by Ghot Snan with the holy water of Ganga.
Astami
17 November 2026Special puja offering is done on the eighth day of Jagadhatri Puja, followed by the preparation of procession.
Nabami
18 November 2026The ninth day of Jagadhatri Puja followed by Puspanjali, marked with hom, kumari puja and khichudi bhog.
Dasami
19 November 2026The last day of Puja is called dashami marked by Sidur Khela and special lighted procession through the city of Chandannagar.
Procession
19 November 2026Chandannagar Jagadhatri Puja procession dazzles with grand lights, vibrant tableaux, and rhythmic beats, drawing huge crowds.