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Bimla Devi Aarogya Foundation
Durga Puja festival in Kolkata

Durga Puja 2026
Health for the Community

Festival days. Full-service health camp. Right where it's needed most.

Camps run from Shashthi to Dashami · 17 – 21 October 2026. Panchami is our set-up day.

BDAF at a glance

Camps this Puja
28
Total footfall
25,000+
Lives impacted
15,000+
Beneficiaries
10,000+
The Camps

Every camp, and how far it is from you.

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Camp Facilities

Everything you need — on-site, for free.

Six care points, set up for families, elders, and festival-goers needing help.

First Aid & BP

Essential first-aid response and blood-pressure monitoring on the spot.

Acute Medicines

Common acute medications stocked on-site for immediate relief.

Sugar Test

Free blood-sugar screening for diabetes awareness and early detection.

Oxygen Facility

On-site oxygen support for anyone who needs immediate respiratory help.

Bandages

Dressings, bandages and wound care for minor injuries during the festival.

Resting Bed

A quiet place to rest if anyone feels unwell during the festivities.

Good to Know

Before you visit.

01

Nothing to bring

No appointment, no registration, no ID needed. If you take regular medicines, bring the prescription or strip so we can advise properly.

02

Everyone is welcome

Care is free and secular — for pandal visitors, residents, hawkers, drivers, volunteers, police on duty and anyone who needs it.

03

A camp is not a hospital

We handle first aid, screening and acute relief. Anything serious, we stabilise and help you get to a hospital.

SOS

In an emergency

Do not wait for a camp. Call the free state ambulance line:

Can't find a camp near you?

If your neighbourhood pandal is not on this list, write to us — committees can request a camp, and we add locations through the season.

From Previous Camps

Moments from the ground.

A glimpse of the families, volunteers and care that makes every BDAF camp what it is.

Medicines handed out at a BDAF Puja camp
A visitor being attended to beside the pandal
Blood-pressure check at the camp
Blood-sugar screening at the camp
A BDAF first-aid post inside the pandal
An officer on duty having his blood pressure checked
The camp table, stocked with medicines and supplies
The camp bed and supplies, ready for the evening
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