VANCOUVER, OCT 20: Saptaranga Durga Ustav 2026 was celebrated with traditional fervour at Sunbury Community Hall in Delta, near Vancouver, from October 16 to 18, bringing together members of the Indian community to celebrate the spirit of Durga Puja and Navratri.
The three-day festival showcased India’s rich cultural heritage and traditions, fostering devotion, cultural exchange and a sense of community among participants.
Consul General Masakui Rungsung and Surrey–Newton MP Sukh Dhaliwal attended the inaugural Saptaranga Durga Ustav 2026, marking the occasion with members of the community.
Speaking about the celebration, Indrajit Guha, founding president of the Saptaranga Cultural Society, said the festival held special significance for the community as it brought people together to observe Durga Puja in a traditional manner.
“We celebrated Durga Puja in a traditional way. The puja is very special to us, as it brings us together. We organised the celebrations on October 16, 17 and 18, and everyone enjoyed the festivities. Durga Puja is a major festival for us, and we celebrate it in a traditional way every year,” Guha said.
The successful celebration highlighted the enduring importance of Indian festivals in preserving cultural traditions, strengthening community bonds and promoting cultural understanding among diverse communities in Canada.
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