Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) Durga Puja 2026

Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) is a neighbourhood puja in Jodhpur Park / Prince Anwar Shah Road, part of the Jodhpur Park – Selimpur – Dhakuria pandal hopping circuit in south Kolkata. It is a theme puja: expect an art installation or themed pandal, lighting and a crowd that comes for the spectacle, with a light crowd. The committee announces its 2026 theme shortly before Puja; this page does not repeat unconfirmed themes and covers the practical side: the nearest metro station, the queue, and the walk to the next pandal.

Durga Puja 2026 runs Saturday 17 to Wednesday 21 October. This page is the Pally Mangal Samity entry in the Kolkata pandal list 2026; the Jodhpur Park – Selimpur – Dhakuria pandal hopping route puts it in walking order with its neighbours.

Nearest metro
Rabindra Sarobar Metro~34 min walk
Peak queue
Usually none
Time inside
~8 min
Style
theme puja
Area
Jodhpur Park / Prince Anwar Shah Road
Puja days 2026
17 to 21 Oct
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Nearest metro station and how to reach Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)

Take the metro to Rabindra Sarobar Metro and walk about 34 minutes (2.5 km). On Puja nights the lanes around big pandals are one-way for pedestrians and police may route you a longer way in; follow the barricades. Open walking directions in Google Maps.

There is rarely a long queue; you can usually walk straight in. Plan about 8 minutes inside once you are through the gate.

Pandals near Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)

Walking times measured on OpenStreetMap streets, without queues.

See the whole Jodhpur Park – Selimpur – Dhakuria walking route.

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Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground): questions people ask

Which metro station is nearest to Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)?
Rabindra Sarobar Metro is the nearest metro station, about 34 minutes' walk (2.5 km) from the pandal.
How long is the queue at Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)?
There is rarely a long queue; you can usually walk straight in.
Which pandals are near Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)?
Jodhpur Park Sarbojanin (5 min walk), Selimpur Pally (9 min walk), Jagaran Club (Selimpur) (11 min walk), 95 Pally (Jodhpur Park) (12 min walk). The planner can string them into one route.
When is Durga Puja 2026 at Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground)?
Durga Puja 2026 runs from Shashthi, Saturday 17 October, to Dashami, Wednesday 21 October 2026. Most big Kolkata pandals open to visitors from Chaturthi (15 October) or earlier, and the crowds peak on Ashtami and Navami evenings (19 and 20 October).
When does Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) open to visitors in 2026?
Most pandals of this size are open and lit from Panchami or Shashthi (16 or 17 October 2026); the committee announces the exact day. Chaturthi and Panchami evenings are the best time to see it without the queue.
What is the Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) Durga Puja 2026 theme?
The committee announces the theme shortly before Puja, and this page does not repeat unconfirmed reports; check the club's own announcement. What stays true every year is the practical side: Rabindra Sarobar Metro is the nearest metro station, there is rarely a long queue, and the pandals within a short walk are listed above.
Where is Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) and is entry free?
Pally Mangal Samity (Taltala Ground) is in Jodhpur Park / Prince Anwar Shah Road, south Kolkata, on the Jodhpur Park – Selimpur – Dhakuria circuit, about 34 minutes' walk from Rabindra Sarobar Metro. Entry is free, as at every Durga Puja pandal in Kolkata; the "VIP passes" sold online are private queue-skipping products, not tickets.