Durga Puja & Navratri
Annual celebrations that bring the whole community together.

Durga Puja 2026
Devotion in our hearts. Service in our actions.
Come home to ten days of prayer, culture, food, and community as we welcome Maa Durga together.
More than a celebration
Janapriya Association Charitable Trust brings people together through the spirit of Durga Puja and a shared commitment to building a kinder, stronger community all year round.
Our story and missionAbout the Trust
Established in 2009, a non-profit social, cultural and community organisation committed to bringing people together through service, cultural activities, social responsibility and devotion.
For years, the Trust has worked to create a platform where people from different sections of society can come together, contribute their time and resources, support those in need, and celebrate our rich cultural traditions.
Throughout the year
Annual celebrations that bring the whole community together.
Regular camps organised with volunteers and well-wishers.
Help for economically weaker and needy families.
Assistance to government schools and student hostels.
Food and essential support for people in need.
Community service during emergencies and natural calamities.
Special assistance initiatives during the pandemic.
Opportunities for every member to take part in social service.
During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020–2021, our volunteers came together to form a dedicated support team and extended assistance to families and individuals affected by the pandemic.
We have also supported students and children in need, particularly where government schools or hostels require assistance with food and other essential requirements.
When society comes together, even a small contribution can create a meaningful impact.
Togetherness
One of the strongest aspects of Janapriya Association Charitable Trust is our spirit of togetherness. There is no hierarchy of importance among our volunteers. Everyone contributes according to their ability, time and interest. Whether someone gives a few hours, supports an event, helps a family in need, or simply brings people together, every contribution matters.
We work as one team and one family, with mutual respect, cooperation and a shared commitment to serve society.
The Trust also maintains a positive relationship with local community leaders and public representatives. Local MLAs, MPs and other public representatives have visited and supported our activities, shared their guidance and encouraged us in our social initiatives.

Heritage
Our work is not limited to social service. We are equally committed to preserving and promoting India's rich cultural and spiritual traditions.
Durga Puja is one of the most important annual celebrations organised by the Trust. Over the years, it has grown into a major community celebration, bringing together families, children, youth, elders and devotees.
Our celebrations have also received support and coverage from Kannada and Hindi media, helping us reach and connect with a wider community.
Durga Puja 2026
The year 2026 is a special milestone for Janapriya Association Charitable Trust, as we celebrate 18 years of our Durga Puja journey.
This year, we are preparing to celebrate on an even grander scale — with devotion, cultural richness, community participation and the blessings of Maa Durga.
Our doors are open to everyone. Anyone can come for Maa Durga's darshan.
Everyone is welcome at Maa Durga's darbar.
Navratri & Durga Puja
Our celebrations begin with the sacred rituals of Navratri and continue through a series of religious and cultural programmes.
The celebrations begin with the auspicious Kalash Sthapana, marking the start of the sacred Navratri observance and invoking the blessings of Maa Durga.
Special daily prayers and religious rituals are conducted throughout Navratri, giving devotees an opportunity to seek Maa Durga's blessings.
On Shashti, the traditional Bel Nimantran ritual is performed as part of the sacred Durga Puja traditions.
Maa Durga is ceremonially welcomed, followed by Pran Pratishtha and Abhishekam. From this day, special guests, public representatives and well-wishers begin visiting the celebrations.
Performances such as Bharatanatyam and Dandiya bring together people of all age groups. The Dandiya celebrations continue for two evenings, filled with joy and togetherness.
Special prayers and rituals continue on Ashtami and Navami. On Navami, important ceremonies including Kumari Puja and Havan are performed with devotion.
On Navami, Maha Prasadam is arranged for approximately 4,000–4,500 devotees. Thousands of people come together to receive Maa Durga's blessings and prasadam, carrying the spirit of devotion and togetherness back to their homes.
Following the completion of the celebrations, Maa Durga's Visarjan is conducted with devotion and emotion. As we bid farewell, we seek Her blessings and humbly ask forgiveness for any mistakes or shortcomings, knowingly or unknowingly, during the celebrations. With prayers in our hearts, we look forward to welcoming Maa Durga again the following year.
Sharadiya utsav
11-20 October 2026
Ten unforgettable days of Puja, anjali, prasad, aarti, and reunion. Everyone is welcome.
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Daily Puja and Aarti, 11-19 October: 8:00-10:30 AM and 7:30-8:30 PM.
Ramamurthy Nagar, Police Station Road, Nearby SBI Bank, Vijinapura Main Road, Bengaluru-560016.
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Our festival is the heart of a wider promise to care, create, and contribute.
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