Maha Saptami Puja Held in Agartala, Continuing Tripura Royal Tradition
Maha Saptami Puja was held at a traditional Durga temple in Durga Bari, Agartala on Thursday, continuing a long-standing custom from the Tripura Royal period. Temple priest Tapan Chakraborty shared insights with the media about this year's ceremony, highlighting its significance at the Durga house, a tradition that has been observed annually since the time of the Tripura kingdom, drawing people from across the state to gather and celebrate at the temple near Ujjayanta Palace or Nuyungma.
This tradition has been consistently observed, as confirmed by news sources, royal priests, and senior citizens, who note that the royal family of Tripura has been celebrating Maha Saptami every year.
This revered custom has been an integral part of Tripura's heritage since the time of the royal family, when Tripura was a princely state. Every year, the festivities take place at Durga Bari, located in front of the Ujjayanta Palace gate.
Beyond Agartala, the people of Tripura have enthusiastically embraced this tradition, celebrating it annually in various parts of the state. The occasion draws large gatherings, as people come together to observe Maha Saptami with great fervour.
This enduring tradition is a testament to the rich cultural legacy of Tripura, continuing to thrive through generations.
