Durga Puja is celebrated in Bangladesh by the Hindu community with great enthusiasm, color festivity, and religious fervor. This annual festival marks the victory of good over evil and is considered the biggest festival of the year in West Bengal, Assam, Tripura, and other states. Devotees make arrangements to worship the goddess, take processions, and bathe the idol in a nearby water body. Most of the idols in Dhaka are immersed in the Buriganga river, signifying the end of Durga Puja. This festival is not only celebrated in West Bengal, India, but also in countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, where the Hindu community comes together to celebrate the festival of unity. 1. The Significance Of Durga Puja In Bangladesh Durga Puja is a significant festival for Hindus in Bangladesh. With elaborate arrangements and processions, d...