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Tripura celebrated Diwali and Kali Puja with immense religious fervour across the state. Thousands of devotees visited illuminated temples, including Udaipur’s Tripura Sundari Temple and Agartala shrines, while homes sparkled with traditional diyas and decorative lights, marking the vibrant festival of lights with traditional community spirit and grand festivities.

The festival of lights, Diwali, alongside Kali Puja, was celebrated across Tripura on Sunday with profound spiritual devotion and festive grandeur. Towns and villages across the state came alive as the worship of Goddess Kali became the focal point of the celebrations, drawing thousands of devotees to community pandals and illuminated households.

From early evening, neighborhoods resonated with the beats of the dhak and devotional hymns. Various community clubs and local associations organized elaborate Kali Puja celebrations, featuring beautifully decorated idols and themed pandals. Simultaneously, numerous households performed traditional rituals and Lakshmi-Kali offerings individually, maintaining deep-rooted familial customs.

Special religious ceremonies and traditional fairs (melas) drew substantial crowds across major shrines. Large-scale, state-sponsored fairs were organized at historic temples, notably the revered Mata Tripura Sundari Temple in Udaipur, the Raj Rajeshwari Temple at Muhuripur, and the Mangal Chandi Temple in Amarpur. Long queues of devotees were seen waiting patiently to offer prayers and seek divine blessings.

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In the capital city of Agartala, prominent shrines such as Melarmath Kali Bari, Jay Maa Kali Santan Sangha in Indranagar, and the Raksha Kali Temple near Tripura University witnessed a significant influx of visitors throughout the evening and late into the night.

Complementing the religious ceremonies, residents illuminated their houses, balconies, and courtyards with earthen lamps (diyas), candles, and intricate electrical light installations, transforming the state into a radiant landscape of festivity and warmth.

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