Saraswati Puja

Saraswati Puja at Kallol – Celebrating Wisdom, Art, and New Beginnings

Each spring, as nature blossoms and a gentle freshness fills the air, the Bengali community at Kallol comes together to honor Maa Saraswati—the revered goddess of knowledge, music, art, and learning. Saraswati Puja, traditionally celebrated on Basanta Panchami, marks not only the arrival of spring but also the awakening of intellect and creativity in every devotee’s heart.

It was this very celebration that gave birth to Kallol—a humble beginning rooted in devotion and unity, which has now blossomed into a thriving cultural institution. Every year, Saraswati Puja at Kallol is observed with deep reverence, joy, and cultural pride.

• A beautifully adorned idol of Maa Saraswati radiating grace and purity
• Traditional Bengali rituals and pushpanjali offerings performed with devotion
• Children and students participate with enthusiasm—placing their books, instruments, and pens at the goddess’s feet to seek her blessings for wisdom and academic success
• Distribution of sacred khichuri bhog to all devotees, served in the true spirit of community and gratitude
• Cultural performances, poetry, music, and art—celebrating the creative spirit Maa Saraswati inspires

araswati Puja at Kallol is not just a ritual—it’s a celebration of enlightenment. It welcomes students, artists, musicians, writers, and thinkers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the divine source of all knowledge.

Whether you’re a student offering your first pen, a parent seeking blessings for your child, or a devotee yearning for inner clarity, Kallol’s Saraswati Puja offers a moment of quiet inspiration and collective reverence.

• Book your Saraswati Puja or Anna Bhog online
• Offer pushpanjali and receive bhog prasad
• Join us at the Kallol campus or watch the live stream of the ceremony

Come, offer your prayers at the feet of the goddess who inspires minds and hearts alike.