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Religion
Agamani Festival Celebrated at Dwarikapur Upper Primary School in Tripura
✍️ Tripuratimes
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 07:46 AM
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Students and teachers of Dwarikapur Upper Primary School marked the traditional Agamani Festival with cultural performances and rituals on campus.
The Dwarikapur Upper Primary School in Tripura recently hosted a celebration of the Agamani Festival, a traditional event that welcomes the goddess Parvati during the autumn season. The school grounds were decorated with rangoli patterns and floral garlands, creating a festive atmosphere for the students and staff.
The programme featured a series of cultural performances, including folk songs, classical dances, and a dramatization of the mythological story associated with the festival. Children participated enthusiastically, wearing traditional attire and presenting homemade sweets to the assembled audience.
Organisers highlighted the educational value of the celebration, noting that it offers a practical lesson in cultural heritage and communal harmony. Parents and local community members were invited to join the festivities, reinforcing the school’s role as a cultural hub in the village.
The event concluded with a collective prayer and the distribution of prasad, underscoring the religious significance of Agamani as a time of familial reunion and spiritual renewal.
The programme featured a series of cultural performances, including folk songs, classical dances, and a dramatization of the mythological story associated with the festival. Children participated enthusiastically, wearing traditional attire and presenting homemade sweets to the assembled audience.
Organisers highlighted the educational value of the celebration, noting that it offers a practical lesson in cultural heritage and communal harmony. Parents and local community members were invited to join the festivities, reinforcing the school’s role as a cultural hub in the village.
The event concluded with a collective prayer and the distribution of prasad, underscoring the religious significance of Agamani as a time of familial reunion and spiritual renewal.