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Agomoni-Tripura Mondoli Celebrates 19 Years of Durga Puja in Bengaluru
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 01 Oct 2026, 12:17 PM
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The Agomoni-Tripura Mondoli group marked its 19th year of organising Durga Puja in Bengaluru, continuing to bring the rich cultural traditions of Tripura to the city.
The Agomoni-Tripura Mondoli group celebrated its 19th year of organising Durga Puja in Bengaluru in 2026, marking nearly two decades of cultural exchange between Tripura and Karnataka. The annual festival has become a fixture in the city’s calendar, drawing devotees and tourists alike to witness the vibrant rituals and traditional performances.
Since its inception, the group has focused on preserving the authentic customs of Tripura, from the elaborate pandal decorations to the traditional music and dance. The 2026 celebrations featured a series of cultural programmes that highlighted the region’s folklore and culinary heritage.
Organisers noted that the sustained presence of the festival has helped foster greater understanding and appreciation of Tripura’s cultural identity among Bengaluru’s diverse population. The event also provides a platform for local artisans and performers to showcase their talents to a wider audience.
As the festival concluded, members of the community expressed gratitude for the continued support from the city’s residents and local authorities, which has enabled the group to maintain its legacy of cultural enrichment.
Since its inception, the group has focused on preserving the authentic customs of Tripura, from the elaborate pandal decorations to the traditional music and dance. The 2026 celebrations featured a series of cultural programmes that highlighted the region’s folklore and culinary heritage.
Organisers noted that the sustained presence of the festival has helped foster greater understanding and appreciation of Tripura’s cultural identity among Bengaluru’s diverse population. The event also provides a platform for local artisans and performers to showcase their talents to a wider audience.
As the festival concluded, members of the community expressed gratitude for the continued support from the city’s residents and local authorities, which has enabled the group to maintain its legacy of cultural enrichment.