New Delhi [India], September 28 (ANI): With the Durga Puja festivities in full swing, the lanes of Delhi’s Chittaranjan Park have started glowing with the warm scent of fried fish, ‘phuchka’ stalls, egg and chicken rolls, and, of course, the sweets. For many, evening strolls aren’t just about having food but a box of nostalgia.

What once began as a resettlement colony in the late 1960s has, over the decades, blossomed into what people all say–Delhi’s own “mini Bengal”. It is not just any other neighbourhood, but something that has brought together tradition, nostalgia, and identity, intertwining within the pulse of the capital. CR Park’s Durga Puja history traces back to the early 70s when a handful of families started modest community celebrations.

Fast-forward to now, and the festiviti

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