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Rajib Sen

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Rajib Sen writes about Bengal's festivals, radio and music for MoodKolkata.

Posts

  1. Listen

    Manna Dey's Bengali songs: 14 to start with

  2. Festivals

    Pandal hopping without the crush: Saptami to Dashami 2026

  3. Listen

    Old Bengali songs: 20 adhunik songs, and who made each one

  4. Festivals

    Bengali films for Puja 2026: what opens in cinemas, and what is new on Hoichoi

  5. Festivals

    Sindoor khela and Bijoya Dashami 2026: the boron, the game and the evening after

  6. Festivals

    Kojagari Lakshmi Puja 2026: the date, the night and how Bengal keeps it

  7. Festivals

    Uma Agamani at Eden Gardens: 3,000 dhakis, a drone Durga and the start of Durga Puja 2026

  8. Festivals

    Bonedi bari pujas of North Kolkata: the old family Durga Pujas and where they came from

  9. Listen

    Lalon geeti: seven songs of Fakir Lalon, their words and what they mean

  10. Festivals

    Durga Puja outside Bengal 2026: Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, and the cities with their own guides

  11. Listen

    Agomoni gaan: the songs of Uma coming home, sung by her mother

  12. Festivals

    Durga Puja in Bengaluru 2026: the pujas, the dates, and what the census says about Bengalis in the city

  13. Festivals

    Kolkata Durga Puja 2026 pandals: the themes announced so far, North, Central and South

  14. Festivals

    Dhunuchi naach: what the dance is, when it happens, and the dhak behind it

  15. Festivals

    Durga Puja in Delhi NCR 2026: CR Park pandal by pandal, then Noida and Gurugram

  16. Festivals

    Durga Puja 2026 in Kolkata, day by day: Shashthi to Dashami, and what each day means

  17. Listen

    Durga Puja songs 2026: the Pujo playlist, from agomoni to Bijoya

  18. Festivals

    Mahalaya 2026: listen to Mahishasura Mardini by Birendra Krishna Bhadra, in Kolkata or abroad

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