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Durga Puja Schedule - 2026
Durga Puja Schedule - 2026
Join AIKATAN for Durga Puja 2026, featuring traditional rituals, Pushpanjali, cultural programmes, devotional ceremonies, and festive celebrations. Check the schedule below and plan your celebrations with family and friends.
Maha Panchami – 15 October, Friday
Maha Panchami marks an auspicious day of Durga Puja, bringing devotees together in reverence and celebration of Goddess Durga. The day is observed with traditional rituals, prayers, and a vibrant expression of cultural heritage and devotion.
Maha Sashti – 16 October, Saturday
Maha Sashti marks the ceremonial beginning of Durga Puja, welcoming Goddess Durga with sacred rituals and traditional celebrations. Devotees come together in prayer, devotion, and the joyful spirit of this auspicious occasion.
Maha Saptami – 17 October, Sunday
Maha Saptami is celebrated with sacred rituals and prayers dedicated to Goddess Durga, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The day brings together devotees in a vibrant celebration of faith, tradition, and cultural heritage.
Maha Ashtami – 18 October, Monday
Maha Ashtami is one of the most significant days of Durga Puja, marked by sacred prayers, traditional rituals, and heartfelt devotion. Devotees gather to seek the blessings of Goddess Durga and celebrate the strength of faith and tradition.
Sandhi Puja – 19 October, Tuesday
Sandhi Puja marks the sacred transition between Maha Ashtami and Maha Navami, observed with deep devotion and traditional rituals. The auspicious ceremony honours Goddess Durga and symbolizes the triumph of divine power over evil.
Maha Navami – 20 October, Wednesday
Maha Navami marks the culmination of the sacred Durga Puja rituals, celebrated with prayers, traditional ceremonies, and heartfelt devotion. Devotees come together to honour Goddess Durga and celebrate her divine strength and blessings.
Dashami – 21 October, Thursday
Dashami marks the conclusion of Durga Puja, celebrated with prayers, rituals, and heartfelt devotion. The day signifies the farewell of Goddess Durga and carries a message of hope, prosperity, and the triumph of good over evil.