In this article, we take a look at Poila Baisakh campaigns that capture the essence of Bengali New Year, merging tradition with modernity, and celebrating cultural pride in unique and colourful ways.

The auspicious occasion of the Bengali New Year falls on April 15. Wish your loved ones Subho Noboborsho with these special ...

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This day marks a new year on the Bengali calendar and is celebrated with rituals, joy, and, of course, lots of delicious food ...

Bengalis worldwide joyously celebrate Poila Boishakh, the start of Bengali New Year 1432, on April 15, 2025. Festivities include home cleaning, new attire, temple visits, and exchanging 'Shubho ...

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Pohela Boishakh, the first day of the Bengali calendar, marks the new year with joy, tradition, and hope for prosperity. Celebrated with cultural rituals and festive meals, it symbolises a fresh start ...

Pohela Boishakh is more than just a new year celebration—it’s a vibrant reminder of who we are and the people we cherish.

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday extended her greetings to mark Poila Baisakh, the beginning of Bengali new year 1432, with traditional reverence and gaiety as the people mostly ...

Pohela Boishakh, also known as Poila Baisakh or Noboborsho is the traditional new year day of the Bengali people. The day is celebrated with joy, cultural pride and enthusiasm by Bengalis worldwide.