Events

Durga Puja 2024, hosted by Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad, was a vibrant blend of devotion, cultural extravaganza and heartfelt social initiatives. This year’s celebration stood out not just for its grandeur, but for the deeper purpose it served. The pandal echoed with joy as members and visitors participated in spirited sports events, traditional ‘Dhunuchi Dance’ and a variety of cultural performances that showcased incredible talent across all age groups.

Beyond festivities, we remained committed to giving back. We distributed books and stationery to underprivileged children, fostering education and hope. A mass food distribution drive was also organized to support those in need, spreading warmth and dignity to countless lives.

Durga Puja 2024 wasn’t just a celebration of the Goddess—it was a celebration of togetherness, compassion, and our collective spirit. It was a reminder that festivals are truly meaningful when joy is shared with all.

Soon after the grand celebration of Durga Puja, Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad observes Kali Puja—the festival of lights—with devotion and joy. On this special day, we worship Maa Kali and also host an award ceremony to honour participants of the cultural and sports events held during Durga Puja.

It’s a moment to recognize and appreciate the efforts and contributions of every IPBP member, celebrating not just the festival, but the spirit of unity and involvement that binds us all.

On the night of December 31st, 2024, the members of Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad (IPBP) came together for a grand celebration to joyfully welcome the arrival of the New Year 2025. The evening was nothing short of spectacular—vibrant, energetic and packed with entertainment. Members of all age groups participated in the festivities, creating an atmosphere filled with laughter, music, dance, and togetherness. The celebration was a perfect blend of fun, bonding, and community spirit, making it an unforgettable experience for everyone present. With delicious food, lively performances and warm camaraderie, the event truly captured the spirit of new beginnings. It was a night to remember—full of joy, excitement and the shared hope for a bright and prosperous year ahead for all IPBP families and well-wishers.

At Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad, Holi—the vibrant festival of colors—is celebrated with unmatched enthusiasm and warmth, bringing together members, families and friends in a joyous spirit of unity.

The celebration begins with the traditional Holika Dahan, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. The following day bursts into a riot of colors as people smear each other with abir and gulal, dance to lively music and indulge in laughter and cheer. Our celebration also features cultural performances, folk songs and spirited rangoli art by children and members alike. A delicious spread of traditional snacks, sweets, and thandai adds to the festive charm.

Holi at IPBP is more than just colour play—it’s a celebration of love, togetherness, and community bonding. Through this event, we reinforce the joy of shared traditions and create vibrant memories that truly make IPBP a family away from home

Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad celebrated Rabindra-Nazrul Jayanti with deep reverence and artistic fervor, honoring the legacies of two of Bengal’s greatest cultural icons—Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam. The evening featured soulful recitations, enchanting songs and dance performances that beautifully captured their timeless works. Children and adults alike participated, bringing to life the poetic richness and revolutionary spirit of both legends. The atmosphere was filled with creativity, emotion and pride. This celebration not only paid tribute to their contributions but also inspired younger generations to embrace Bengali literature, music and values—strengthening our cultural roots within the IPBP community.

The Bengali New Year, marks a time of new beginnings, cultural pride and community bonding. Rooted in age-old traditions, it is a celebration of hope, prosperity and togetherness. The day holds great significance in Bengali culture as it symbolizes the renewal of life, harmony in relationships and a reaffirmation of values passed down through generations.

At Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad (IPBP), Poila Boishakh is celebrated with great enthusiasm and warmth. Members come together dressed in traditional attire to enjoy an evening filled with music, dance, poetry and authentic Bengali cuisine. Cultural programs showcase the rich literary and artistic heritage of Bengal, with active participation from all age groups. The celebration is more than just festivity—it reflects our collective identity and shared roots. For the IPBP community, Poila Boishakh is a reminder that even away from home, our traditions continue to thrive with pride and unity.

A picnic is more than just a day out—it’s a beautiful escape filled with fun, food, games, music and travel to a refreshing new place. For the members of Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad, it’s a cherished tradition where families and friends from the community come together, leaving behind the hustle of daily life to reconnect and rejoice.

In today’s fast-paced world, we often miss opportunities to bond with those around us. A picnic offers that rare chance to laugh freely, share stories, play spirited games and create lasting memories with our near and dear ones. From singing along to favorite tunes to sharing home-cooked delicacies, every moment is a celebration of togetherness.

For IPBP, the annual picnic is not just an event—it’s a heart-warming reminder of the joy of community life and the simple pleasures that bring us closer.

At Indraprastha Bangiya Parishad (IPBP), we believe that true celebration of culture is incomplete without compassion and responsibility towards society. IPBP stands firmly beside the needy and underprivileged communities, extending support wherever and whenever possible.

Our efforts span across multiple areas of need—from providing educational support through the distribution of books and stationery, to offering medical assistance and essential supplies during crises to recognize achievers in the field of games and sports. We actively organize food distribution drives to feed the hungry and ensure warmth during harsh winters by distributing blankets, clothes and linen to those in need.

IPBP’s commitment to social welfare is rooted in the values of empathy, inclusion and collective growth. Every initiative we undertake is a step toward building a more compassionate and supportive community. With the continued involvement of our members and supporters, we aim to broaden our impact and carry forward this responsibility with dedication and heart.