Dhubri Puja Pandal Highlights Local Crafts and Green Living

Guwahati: The Vivekananda Puja Committee on Mission Road in Dhubri town has turned heads this Durga Puja. Their pandal showcases traditional folk art and local materials. Builders used bamboo, cane, and traditional gamochas to shape the structure. This design highlights the region's cultural heritage.

The group pushed for environmental sustainability during the festivities. They banned plastic use across the site. Organisers want locals to ditch waste in favor of nature. One official noted, "The use of indigenous materials forms the central element of the mandap's design."

The project marries old-school craftsmanship with modern green goals. It proves that public parties can stay clean without losing their soul. Crowds are flocking to see the results.

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