Shubha Mahalaya
The last day of Pitru Paksha is known as Sarvaptiri Amavasya or Mahalaya Amavasya and is considered one of the most significant days of this period.
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The last day of Pitru Paksha is known as Sarvaptiri Amavasya or Mahalaya Amavasya and is considered one of the most significant days of this period.
MoreThe Bodhon ceremony welcomes Goddess Durga with offerings, invoking her blessings and protection, while expressing devotion and reverence.
MoreAs per mythology, Maha Shashti is known as the day when Goddess Durga landed on earth with her 4 children: Goddess Saraswati, Goddess Laxmi.
MoreOn the eve of Maha Saptami, the Maha puja is performed. Just before the sun rises, a banana tree is submerged in holy water and then
MoreAs per mythology, Maha Ashtami is believed to be the day when Goddess Durga killed Mahishasura, also known as the 'Buffalo devil'. In the olden days,
MoreAfter the 'Sandhi puja' ends, Maha Navami starts. The 'Maha arati' is performed on the eve of 'Maha Navami'. This is followed by the organising of
MoreOn the eve of Maha Dashami, the idol of Goddess Durga is immersed in the holy water of river Ganges. Before the immersion, processions are
MoreI am a mix of modern and traditional tastes who likes art, culture and sports, I also love history and meeting new people and learning from their varied experiences in life and Spandan helps me connecting with the diaspora and serving the society.
I am in Spandan since 2013, my best memory from Spandan was the Book Fair, it was a first of its kind at that scale in Mumbai.
Spandan truly lives and believes in inclusiveness. From celebrations to charity Spandan empowers and inspires everyone to participate. Its a cultural mileau spanning communities and people. Spandan joy and happiness that reverberates at Spandan engulfs everyone who is associated with it.
Franklin Templeton, Director
I love to stay active in the organization and enjoy working in a team this helps me to improve myself, love taking on challenges and achieving them as well. Spandan gives me the opportunity to always stay connected to the roots of where I am from. Stay connected to culture and heritage, show my daughter and friends how rich Bengali culture and art is.
I have many fond memories that I’ve made in this club, in 2018 when I became a member I was introduced to so many people, worked with them, gained experience and learned how much effort, sleepless nights go to make Durja Puja successful. So this is my most memorable moment in Spandan. I’m sure I’ll be making more memorable memories here. The atmosphere is quite positive and friendly here, everybody is free to give their opinion and all the opinions are valued.
Borosil Limited, General Manager - Corporate IT
This is Subhanita, a friendly, Co-operative, simple in nature home-maker from Powai and a Spandan member since may 2013. Me and my husband love socialising with Spandanites, and celebrate each and every festivals. All the Spandan members are very friendly, all are part of a single big Spandan family.
While all the events are memorable, but recent tour at Malshej Ghat by our Spandan Ladies gang together was the best amongst all.
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