Sharodiya 2026Durga Puja · 16–21 October 2026

Bengaluru · Sharodiya 2026

শিকড় সিলেটে, হৃদয় বেঙ্গালুরুতে

Our roots travel
with us.

A volunteer-led home for Sylheti heritage, Bengali celebration, and new friendships in Bengaluru.

BSCA families and friends gathering in Bengaluru
More than an association—a familiar adda, a shared table, and a place to belong.

Who we are

A little bit of Sylhet, right here in Bengaluru.

Bengaluru Sylheti Cultural Association brings together families, professionals, students, and friends connected by the culture of Sylhet and the wider Bengali community.

Our gatherings keep language, food, music, rituals, and stories alive—not as museum pieces, but as joyful experiences shared across generations.

Find your place in the community

What guides us

Heritage with an open heart

We honour where we come from while building a welcoming, contemporary community in the city we now call home.

01

Preserve

Keep Sylheti language, traditions, stories, and rituals present for younger generations.

02

Belong

Create warm spaces where newcomers and long-time Bengaluru residents can connect naturally.

03

Contribute

Channel volunteer energy into cultural experiences and thoughtful community initiatives.

People behind BSCA

Volunteer-led, community-shaped

Our leadership coordinates with an executive committee and volunteers who make each gathering possible.

President

Pradip Bhat

Association leadership and community coordination

Secretary

Monjoy

Committee coordination and member communication

Executive committee

Powered by volunteers

Festival, cultural, hospitality, communications, and community teams

আপনিও আমাদের একজন

Come as you are. Bring your stories.

There is no paid membership. Join the community, volunteer when you can, and celebrate with us.