Bengal’s cultural heritage comes alive at Durgotsav 2026

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

Presented by Radhey Group, the Kondapur Bengali Cultural Association (KBCA) inaugurated its first-ever Durga Puja celebration, KBCA Durgotsav 2026, at the Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT), Madhapur, on Friday. Running until October 21, the six-day festival celebrates Bengal’s rich cultural heritage through traditional rituals and cultural performances.

Konda Vishweswar Reddy, Member of Parliament from Chevella, attended the inauguration on Maha Sashti. Ayan Deb Barman, President of KBCA mentioned that the association has over 200 member families, more than 500 individual members and over 1,000 Maha Bhog coupons picked up for every day.

Maha Bhog will be offered free of charge throughout all six days, welcoming people irrespective of religion, language or background. The program began on October 16 with the Maha Sashti inauguration, Anandamela and cultural celebrations. The festivities conclude on October 21 with Vijaya celebrations. Radhey Group is the title sponsor, with support from Airoc Hospitals, Sanskriti School, Glow by Kirtilals and Palace Heights, alongside other partners and well-wishers.