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This victory was named Vijaya Dashami in Eastern India which is also known as the nine-day ritual of Navratri in North India. So this autumnal Durga Puja is termed вЂњAkal BodhonвЂќ, or the вЂunseasonal invocationвЂ™.(Since Valmiki Muni does not mention this in his original history of the reign of King Ram, this story may have come to us only from Krittivasi Ramayan.)Of the four Yugs, or eras (large periods of time spanning thousands of years) mentioned in the Indian scriptures, Durga was first worshipped in Satya Yug by King Surath and Vaishya Samadhi, followed by her worship by King Ram in Treta Yug.However, it must be commented that the whole idea of Durga puja as we have it today is a curious mixture of various literary sources and practices as it evolved over the ages.Mythology of the Sanatan Dharma, the original array of spiritual practices in ancient India, (now erroneously called вЂњHinduismвЂќ) holds that since the Goddess vanquished the demon named вЂDoogвЂ™, she came to be known as вЂњDurgaвЂќ. But this was not the original time when traditionally Durga used to be worshipped.As mythology has it, spring is the season when the Gods are awake, and autumn and winter is the time when they are asleep.

It is believed that there were twelve вЂ“ or barah вЂ“ of these yaars, or the friends who were humiliated, which explains the term Baroyari Puja, or the community puja organised by twelve friends.But even before such community pujas вЂ“ which is what we see today, mostly because the zamindars are gone вЂ“ started from Guptipara, there is a slight British touch to our history of Durga Puja in Bengal.After the East India Company was granted the rights of extracting revenue from Bengal, it decided to assuage the sentiments of the Bengali Hindu aristocracy.They started organizing Durga Puja from 1875, and this continued till 1940!But The One we know as Devi Durga today is best described in Sri Sri Chandi or Durga Saptashati, the Primordial Force who is omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent.This is what Bengalis celebrate through the radio programme вЂњMahalayaвЂќ on the dawn of Devi Paksha. That was in the year 1790.And while Durga Puja in proper Calcutta was started by Raja Harinath of Cosim bazaar in 1832, the first ever Baroyiari, or community Durga Puja in Calcutta was started in 1910 in Balaram Bosu Ghat Lane.The organisers were вЂњSanatan Dharmotsahini SabhaвЂќ of the south Calcutta neighbourhood of Bhawanipur.Such community pujas were also organised round about this time in Ramdhan Mitra Lane and Shikdar Bagan, and there is a curious story behind this concept of вЂBaroyari PujaвЂ™.As we said, Baroyari Puja started in Guptipara of Hooghly district, and there is an interesting anecdote related to how this came to be.It is said that a few young men from Guptipara had once come to Calcutta to pray at the Durga PujaвЂ‘most probably in the palace of Raja Nabakrishna Dev.But the guards, or what can now be termed вЂњbouncersвЂќ, at the palace barred them from entering the precincts of the Puja marquee, and shooed them off by force.Shompen Still Shy Away From Mainlanders An artistic impression of the Durga Puja during the time of British Raj in India (Wikimedia Commons)(Though such old zamindar-family pujas have now become annual tourism fixtures, in those days they were strictly restricted to the family members of the estates.)Thus, the humiliated friends, which in Urdu is termed Yaar, vowed to start Durga Puja away from any so-called aristocratic zamindar family, and organise it for the commoners.That puja would be organised from community donations. Picture Credit : WikimediaDurga Pujas thereafter proliferated, with the zamindar or Rangpur, once the capital of the northeast Indian state of Assam, starting his Durga Puja in 1711, followed by the Shobhabazaar Rajbari (palace of the princely estate of Shobhabazaar, Calcutta) in 1757.The first community Durga Puja, in which zamindars had no role to play whatever, was started in a place called Guptipara in Hooghly district. Old painting of Durga Puja at Shobhabazar.