Bethuadahari Durga Puja Porikrama - 2014 [HD]

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First of all this video is open to all but will fruitful my effort if it reaches to those people who have emotional attachment with the word "Bethuadahari". This video contains 22 number of Durga Pujas Organised at different parts of Bethuadahari and  Its surroundings areas Like Chinchuria , Brajapur, Jugpur Zomidar Bari  ,etc. in the year 2014. It is a very crucial year , because if the six lane extension of  high road  ( N.H.- 34) takes place this year or before  Durga Puja which will take place on 2015 , then the total scenario of Durga Puja in the history of Bethuadahari  for few clubs will be changed . I expect that you will enjoy the Video. Bethuadahari is a place situated in Nakashipara ( Zone ) , Dist. - Nadia , West Bengal (State) , India.
The previous version of this video was uploaded on 09/10/2014 but due to some mistake it was deleted by me  unfortunately, This  is the new version that is  published on 31 st October , 2014.  Hope you will enjoy it.
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Location: Bethuadahari, West Bengal, India

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