British Bengalis celebrate Durga Parade on the Thames in London

Published 01 Nov 2026, 18:29 IST

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Heritage Bengal Global (HBG) organised its fifth annual Durga Parade on the River Thames in London with traditional dhak beats and dancing. The not-for-profit organisation, made up of the British Bengali diaspora, set afloat on Saturday with the idol of Goddess Durga created by students of Techno…

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Heritage Bengal Global (HBG) organised its fifth annual Durga Parade on the River Thames in London with traditional dhak beats and dancing. The not-for-profit organisation, made up of the British Bengali diaspora, set afloat on Saturday with the idol of Goddess Durga created by students of Techno…

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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust Current article 01 Nov 2026, 18:29 IST

British Bengalis celebrate Durga Parade on the Thames in London

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The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co. 01 Nov 2026, 19:47 IST

Dhak beats on the Thames! British Bengalis take Durga Puja to London's iconic river

British Bengalis marked the fifth annual Durga Parade on the River Thames in London this Saturday. The event featured a decorated idol of Goddess Durga sailing past famous landmarks like Big Ben and the London Eye. Musical performances and dancing were part of the celebrations aboard the boat…

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