Nashik Bengali Welfare Foundation is organizing the sacred “Mahalaya Tarpan Bidhi”, a traditional ritual to pay homage to our ancestors. This ceremony is not only a way to express gratitude but also a reminder of the roots that connect us to our heritage and values. Let us come together with devotion, remembrance, and unity to honor those who came before us and seek their blessings for peace and prosperity.

On the 25th of Baisakh, we celebrate Rabindra Jayanti, the birth anniversary of our beloved Robi Thakur, with deep reverence, honoring the eternal legacy of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore. We organise a program on his honor with poetry recitations, songs, dance, and drama based on his works. Through this program, we pay tribute to his unparalleled contribution to literature and art. This celebration brings generations together to reflect on his vision and creative genius.

Netaji—a fearless leader who caused fear in the British Empire—symbolizes Bengal’s pride and strength. Every 23rd January, we celebrate Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s birth anniversary with deep respect and patriotic spirit and honor his courage and vision. This day is observed through speeches, skits, and youth-led programs. This day inspires future generations to uphold his ideals and cherish our heroic Bengali legacy.

Poush Mela, Basanta Utsav, Poila Baisakh are the significant celebrations of Bengali Culture. We celebrate these occasions with our organization members. We enjoy cultural performances, traditional food, and community gatherings. These festivals reflect our unity, cultural values, and positive spirit. It is a time to reconnect with our roots, express gratitude, and welcome the coming year with hope, happiness, and cultural pride.

Every year, we organize a grand cultural program that showcases the richness of Bengali traditions. Bengali music, dance, drama, and art are the main attractions of this program. It serves as a vibrant platform for expatriate Bengali talents to express themselves and celebrate our shared heritage. This event strengthens community bonds and keeps the cultural spirit of Bengal alive in the heart of Maharashtra.