Everything visitors ask about Oitijhyo Durga Puja 2026 in Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune—darshan, timings, bhog, programmes, directions and sponsorship.
Oitijhyo Durga Puja 2026 in Hinjewadi Phase 2 aims to offer an authentic, welcoming and community-led Bengali Durga Puja experience. Visitors can participate in traditional pujo rituals, pushpanjali, bhog, cultural programmes, festive activities and community celebrations. The pujo is organised for Bengali and non-Bengali families from Hinjewadi, Wakad, Maan, Marunji and nearby areas.
Oitijhyo Durga Puja 2026 will be organised in Hinjewadi Phase 2, Pune. The exact venue address, Google Maps location, nearest landmark, entry route and parking information will be published on this website and our social-media pages before the event.
Yes. Oitijhyo Durga Puja is a new community Durga Puja being organised in Hinjewadi Phase 2. The celebration has been created to bring together Bengali families, local residents, professionals, children and senior citizens through worship, culture, food and community participation. Everyone is welcome to visit and become part of the celebration.
The principal Durga Puja celebrations in 2026 fall between 17 October and 21 October, covering Shashthi, Saptami, Ashtami, Navami and Vijaya Dashami. Oitijhyo’s complete day-wise pujo schedule, anjali timings, bhog distribution timings and cultural programme calendar is published on our home page and will be updated as timings are confirmed.
The pandal will be open during the scheduled pujo and cultural-programme hours. Morning sessions are expected to include pujo, pushpanjali and other rituals, while evening sessions may include aarti, cultural performances and community activities. Exact opening hours and day-wise timings will be confirmed in the official programme schedule.
Yes. Puja bhog is planned as an important part of the Oitijhyo Durga Puja celebration. Bhog distribution is expected to serve approximately 400 to 500 people, subject to the final operational arrangements. Visitors should check the day-wise schedule and reach the venue within the announced distribution timings.
Oitijhyo Durga Puja 2026 is planned as a combination of devotion, Bengali culture and community participation. The final programme may include:
Yes. Oitijhyo Durga Puja is open to people from every community. Bengali and non-Bengali families, working professionals, students, children and senior citizens are welcome to experience the pujo, receive darshan, attend cultural programmes and enjoy the festive atmosphere. The objective is an inclusive celebration of culture, devotion and togetherness.
The venue is located in Hinjewadi Phase 2 and is intended to be easily accessible from Hinjewadi Phase 1, Hinjewadi Phase 3, Wakad, Maan, Marunji, Tathawade and nearby residential communities. The official Google Maps pin, road directions, nearest landmark and parking arrangements will be added once the venue plan is finalised. Visitors should use the official map link rather than relying only on a text address.
Yes. Oitijhyo Durga Puja may include food stalls, non-food stalls, corporate stalls, product-display spaces and selected brand activations. Visitors can explore Bengali food, festive products, local businesses and sponsor displays while attending the pujo and cultural programmes. Stall availability is subject to space, event guidelines and approval by the organising committee.
Companies can participate through Durga idol sponsorship, entrance-gate branding, LED-screen advertising, cultural-programme naming rights, bhog sponsorship, vehicle displays, product demonstrations, corporate stalls, banner advertising, selfie-point branding and digital promotion. Custom packages can be developed according to the company’s budget, target audience and campaign objective. See our Sponsorship page for the full opportunity matrix.
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