Tripura's 'Mayer Gamon Carnival': A Festive Procession of Durga Idols

The Tripura government is set to host the fourth 'Mayer Gamon carnival', featuring a procession of Durga idols from prominent community pujas. Chief Minister Manik Saha will open the event, which will include over 40 community pujas, awards, and cultural programs. Another event, 'Sarad Samman', is planned for October 11.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Agartala | Updated: 03-10-2025 20:02 IST | Created: 03-10-2025 20:02 IST

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The Tripura government is gearing up for the fourth edition of the 'Mayer Gamon carnival', a vibrant procession celebrating Durga idols from top pujas across the state. The event is set to take place on Saturday, inaugurated by Chief Minister Manik Saha, and promises to showcase at least 40 community pujas.

Alongside the visually stunning procession, participants will compete for trophies, citations, and cash awards, with a panel of judges evaluating the presentations. Tripura's Information and Cultural Affairs Director, Bimbisar Bhattacharya, confirmed the attendance of various government officials, including cabinet members and MLAs.

The celebrations don't stop here, as preparations are also underway for 'Sarad Samman' on October 11, where 43 clubs will be acknowledged for their successful Durga Puja events. The carnival not only highlights cultural traditions but also fosters community spirit through vibrant participation and recognition.

(With inputs from agencies.)