Indian High Commissioner Celebrates Navratri with Garba and Dandiya Night in Dhaka

Dhaka, October 24 (Daily Kiran) : In Dhaka, the Indian Association of Bangladesh (IABD) hosted a lively Dandiya and Garba Night, attended by India’s High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi. The event celebrated India’s rich cultural heritage and festive traditions, drawing enthusiastic participation from the Indian community in Bangladesh.

The Indian High Commission shared on social media platform X that community members showcased colorful cultural performances, reflecting India’s vibrant traditions and festivals.

IABD represents Indian passport holders and people of Indian origin residing in or visiting Bangladesh. The organization collaborates with the Indian High Commission in Dhaka to organize community welfare initiatives and cultural events.

This celebration was part of a series of cultural programs coinciding with Hindu festivals in Dhaka. Earlier, on October 20, High Commissioner Trivedi visited the Durga Puja pandal at the Uttara Public Temple to participate in the worship festivities.

The High Commission noted that on the auspicious occasion of Mahanavami, Trivedi shared the joy of the festival with devotees at the temple. Additionally, the Deputy High Commissioner, Pawan Bhadre, visited the renowned Dhakeshwari Temple during the celebrations. Various age groups performed the traditional ‘Dhunuchi dance,’ attracting a large audience.

The Indian High Commission stated that the event celebrated devotion, faith, and social harmony. High Commissioner Trivedi also participated in Durga Puja ceremonies at Gulshan-Banani Public Puja Foundation, Dhaka University, and the Baridhara DOHS Convention Center. He extended best wishes to all devotees and celebrated the festival’s joy with the community.