Durga Puja is not only a festival of devotion and celebration, but also a reflection of society. This book presents a unique collection of real-life problems observed during Durga Puja, highlighting social, environmental, infrastructural, and safety-related challenges often hidden behind festive grandeur. Issues such as waste management, environmental pollution, crowd control, women’s safety, labor struggles, animal welfare, and digital gaps are explored in a simple yet impactful manner.

What sets this book apart is its youth-driven perspective. Contributions from students and young thinkers offer practical, innovative, and community-oriented solutions rooted in sustainability, technology, and social responsibility. By blending tradition with modern ideas, the book encourages readers to rethink celebrations as acts of awareness and responsibility.

This book is ideal for students, educators, policymakers, social activists, and anyone who believes that cultural celebrations should uplift society while protecting people, animals, and the environment. It serves as both a reflection and a roadmap toward more mindful, inclusive, and sustainable celebrations.