Bipadtarini Puja is a Hindu festival and vow (vrat) dedicated to Goddess Bipadtarini, a manifestation of Goddess Durga. It is primarily observed by women in Bangladesh and West Bengal to seek protection for their families from crises and difficulties.
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Bipadtarini Puja
Jul212026
Last observed
Tue, July 21
Ashtami
About
Religious Significance
The primary significance of this vow is the deliverance from all dangers, obstacles, and misfortunes. Goddess Bipadtarini is believed to rescue her devotees from severe crises and bring peace to the household.
Rituals & Observances
Devotees offer 13 types of fruits, flowers, and sweets to the deity. A sacred red thread with 13 knots and 13 durva grass blades (known as Bipadtarini Dor) is tied around the wrist after the puja. Reading or listening to the Bipadtarini Vrat Katha is an essential ritual.
Fasting Rules
Devotees observe a strict fast on the day of the puja. After the rituals and offering prayers, they traditionally consume non-cereal foods, fruits, and sweets, strictly avoiding rice and wheat products.
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Type
Puja
Duration
1 days
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When is Bipadtarini Puja?
Bipadtarini Puja was last observed on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 (Ashtami).