Barir Pujos to stick to centuries-old tradition, will have fish for bhog
During the vibrant celebration of Durga Puja, Bengal's historic families proudly uphold their tradition of offering non-vegetarian dishes, intertwining their customs with ancestral heritage and devotion.
The Sabarna Roy Chowdhury family has a rich history of presenting non-vegetarian bhog that dates back 300 years, while the Sovabazar Rajbari has sacrificed catfish since 1858.
The Chorbagan Chatterjee family contributes an array of fish from Saptami to Dashami.
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