Consulate General of India Masakui Rungsung , MP Sukh Dhaliwal, Rattan Garg from CHCC and other dignitaries attend three-day cultural and spiritual celebration in Metro Vancouver
Delta (Richa Walia): SaptaRang Durga Puja 2026, concluded successfully after three days of religious ceremonies, cultural performances and community celebrations held from October 16 to 18 at Sunbury Hall in Delta, British Columbia.
The festival was attended by representatives of the Consulate General of India, Member of Parliament Sukh Dhaliwal, Masakui Rungsung and other dignitaries, who joined community members in celebrating Maa Durga and recognizing the importance of preserving cultural heritage and strengthening community ties.
The three-day event brought together people from Northeast India, the Bengali community and other cultural backgrounds across Metro Vancouver. The programme featured traditional Durga Puja rituals, cultural performances and bhog, creating an atmosphere of devotion, cultural pride and togetherness.
SaptaRang, meaning “Seven Colours,” symbolizes the diversity of traditions, languages and cultural identities that connect people from Northeast India. This year’s festival marked an important milestone as community members came together for their first united Durga Puja, reflecting their shared commitment to preserving traditions and passing them on to future generations.
The festival provided a platform for families and visitors to experience the richness of Indian culture while promoting community participation and multicultural harmony in British Columbia. Free general admission welcomed members of the wider public to join the celebrations.
The successful conclusion of SaptaRang Durga Puja 2026 reflected the collective efforts of organizers, volunteers and community members in creating a memorable celebration of faith, heritage and unity.
National Times (NTTV) was the media partner for SaptaRang Durga Puja 2026, supporting the event’s message of cultural diversity, community engagement and the preservation of traditions in Canada.
