Barowari

Barowari (Bengali: বারোয়ারি) refers to the public organisation of a religious entity, mainly in West Bengal, India.

The Englishmen attending the dance-parties dined on beef and ham from Wilson's Hotel and drank to their hearts' content.

[7] Rani Rashmoni used to celebrate Durga Puja at her residence with traditional pomp, including all-night jatras (folk theatre), rather than by entertaining the Englishmen with whom she carried on a running feud.

[8] The twentieth century witnessed the emergence of community Durga Puja which was also at times organised publicly.

On this occasion, Sri Aurobindo published the famous Durga Stotra in his Bengali journal, Dharma, issue one "Kartika" dated 1316 AD.

J.C. Nixon, in his "Account of the Revolutionary organizations in Bengal" noted: "Bhowanipore Party: owing to his striking personality, Jatindra Nath Mukharji was during this period gaining great popularity and esteem in anarchic circles.

The Aatchala Bari Durga puja of the Sabarna Roy Choudhury family, first held in 1610
Andul Dutta Chaudhury Durga Puja 1988
The Durga Idol of the Shobhabazar Rajbar .