West Bengal Governor on Thursday inaugurated the Dussehra celebrations organised by the Salt Lake Sanskritic Sansad in Kolkata, marking a significant milestone for the organisation as it hosts its first-ever Durga Puja. The celebrations, themed ‘Ram Ki Ayodhya’, seek to bring together the rich cultural traditions of Durga Puja and the timeless epic of the Ramayana, offering a vibrant celebration of India’s spiritual and cultural heritage. Bengal Governor RN Ravi inaugurates ‘Ram Ki Ayodhya’ celebrations in Kolkata

3D light animations and video presentations
The pandal will feature a larger-than-life statue of Lord Ram, alongside immersive 3D light animations and video presentations, offering visitors a visually engaging experience that brings the theme to life while celebrating India’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. The celebrations also mark the 14th year of Salt Lake Sanskritik Sansad’s Dussehra celebrations and the organization’s first-ever Durga Puja, marking a significant milestone in its cultural journey.

Trust Board of Salt Lake Sanskritik
There are no results for Speaking about the celebrations, Lalit Beriwala, Chairman of the Trust Board of Salt Lake Sanskritik Sansad shared, “Durga Puja and Dussehra are deeply rooted in our cultural heritage, bringing communities together through shared traditions and values. Through this year’s theme, ‘Ram Ki Ayodhya’, we aim to celebrate this cultural connection. The expected presence of the Ramayana cast will further enhance the occasion’s cultural significance.

film ‘Ramayana’ are expected to attend
We look forward to welcoming the community to join us in these celebrations.” The six-day celebrations will conclude on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, with a grand Dussehra programme and Ravan Dahan at Central Park, Salt Lake. West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari and the cast of the upcoming film ‘Ramayana’ are expected to attend. Other members of the film’s cast are also expected to be part of the celebrations, adding to the occasion’s cultural significance.