Archive · 2 Oct 2025
Durga Puja Comes to Adiyogi: Volunteers Unite
Imagine a big festival called Durga Puja, which is usually celebrated in Bengal.
This year, some people who live near a giant statue of a yogi in Tamil Nadu decided to celebrate it there.
About 750 volunteers, encouraged by their guru, put together the festival.
They made an idol of the goddess Durga, just like they do back home, and held prayers and celebrations.
It was like bringing a piece of their culture and memories to a new place.
It showed how people can share and celebrate their traditions, no matter where they are.
A Durga Puja was held for the first time at the base of Adiyogi.
The event was organized by 750 Bengali volunteers.
The volunteers were encouraged by Sadhguru.
The idol was handcrafted with devotion.
The festival brought together traditions from Bengal and Tamil Nadu.
- Who
- Bengali volunteers and Sadhguru
- What
- A Durga Puja celebration
- When
- Navratri
- Where
- Adiyogi, Isha Yoga Center, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- To bring a piece of home and tradition to the volunteers
- Event
- Durga Puja
- Location
- Adiyogi, Isha Yoga Center, Tamil Nadu
- Organizer
- Bengali volunteers
- Volunteer Count
- 750
- Inspiration
- Sadhguru