
Come… celebrate with us! This year we have invited Ms Tanisha Dalal to share her love for music with a couple of songs — 18 October, 9 PM. At Balaka, every talent finds a stage.

Noida Sector 61 · Since 2008
Celebrating Traditions, Building Communities.
For 18 years, Balaka has brought the spirit of Bengal to Noida through Durga Pujo, music, food and a community that celebrates together.
What began in 2008 as a small community initiative is today one of Noida's most loved Bengali cultural associations. Every autumn, families come together to create unforgettable days of devotion, culture and adda.
In 2026, UNESCO New Delhi welcomed Balaka into its circle of Delhi-NCR puja committees working towards a more inclusive, accessible Durga Puja.Read our storyHighlights from our Facebook and Instagram — scroll through for more.

Come… celebrate with us! This year we have invited Ms Tanisha Dalal to share her love for music with a couple of songs — 18 October, 9 PM. At Balaka, every talent finds a stage.

He came, he sang, he conquered. Ayush Gupta — champion of Zee Sa Re Ga Ma Pa 2025–26 — live on Maha Saptami evening, 17 October, from 9:45 PM.

Balaka Nattogosthi presents Bibaho Bibhrat — our own theatre group's comedy, on Maha Saptami, 17 October, from 7:30 PM.

Come join us live — the GenZ Band on Maha Navami, 20 October, from 8 PM.

Mahalaya at Sector 61 — Balaka's own singers welcomed Devi Paksha in song.

The Durgotsav 2026 evenings — Prasun Bannerjee, Ayush Gupta, Samantak & Mates, Niharika Nath and Arnab Dutta, plus a host of our own programmes. Come celebrate with us!

Boarding pass confirmed — Maa Durga flies in from Kailash to Sector 61, arriving 16 October. Balaka Airlines: tradition connects us.

Balaka wishes everyone a happy Ganesh Chaturthi — may Bappa bring happiness, good health and new beginnings to all.

You're invited — Balaka Durgotsav 2026, our 18th year of celebration. Maa is coming!
18th Anniversary Celebration — eighteen years of Balaka, celebrated with the whole communi…
Durga, Lakshmi, Kali and Saraswati Pujo celebrated with devotion and tradition.
Music, dance, theatre and performances by local and invited artists throughout the year.
From khichuri bhog to rolls and mishti, food is at the heart of every celebration.
Organised by neighbours, open to everyone.