About Us
A dedicated parivar celebrating Hindu festivals with passion, devotion and community spirit — with Durga Puja at the heart of it all.
Zirakpur Puja Parivar
Zirakpur Puja Parivar is a society committed to celebrating Hindu festivals with passion and devotion. Our commitment to preserving cultural traditions and fostering community spirit is steadfast, with a special focus on the grand celebration of Durga Puja alongside other significant festivals throughout the year.
Durga Puja is the highlight of our calendar — a time of vibrant festivity, spiritual reflection and community engagement. Preparations begin months in advance, from meticulously planned rituals to an elaborate, spiritually uplifting mandap, cultural performances, and the warm sharing of prasad and bhog.
We invite you to join us, experience the joy of our heritage, and help create memories that last a lifetime.
How We Bring the Festival to Life
Preparation & Planning
Led by our Puja Coordinator, every ritual and ceremony is planned to reflect the true spirit of the festival.
Mandap Setup
Our mandap team designs an elaborate, spiritually uplifting space blending tradition and artistry.
Rituals & Ceremonies
From welcoming the deity to offering bhog and prasad, each ritual is performed with devotion and precision.
Cultural Programs
Traditional dances, music and artistic displays curated to celebrate our rich cultural heritage.
Food & Prasad
Prasad and bhog prepared and distributed with care — spiritually meaningful and delicious.
Coordination & Media
Seamless logistics and thoughtful documentation so the spirit of the festival is captured and shared.
Meet Our Team
Each member plays a vital role in making our celebrations memorable.
Aman Bhatia
ChairmanVinod Bajaj
PresidentBuddhadev Sarkar
SecretarySuresh Vyas & Partho Gharak
TreasurersP. K. Mondal
Puja CoordinatorPartha Sen
Cultural Programme DirectorDamodar Dadhich & Shyantan Deb
Puja & Mandap In-ChargeKumkum Bhattacharya
Prasad & Bhog In-ChargeSamir Deb
Overall In-ChargeSudipto Deb
Electronics & MediaCelebrating Other Hindu Festivals
We celebrate several important festivals with equal enthusiasm through the year.
Diwali
The festival of lights — lamps, rangolis, sweets and the victory of light over darkness.
Holi
The festival of colours — music, dance and the triumph of good, welcoming spring.
Navaratri
Nine nights honouring Goddess Durga with fasting, prayer and cultural programmes.
Janmashtami
Celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna with devotional songs and community events.