Inspired by Tagore's Vision of Utsob
At DCPCA, our philosophy is anchored in Rabindranath Tagore's timeless essay Utsob — where festival is not merely a ritual, but an awakening of human unity, empathy, and joy.
Whether celebrating Sharadotsav Durga Puja, Rabindra Jayanti, or organizing essential healthcare drives, we strive to build an inclusive sanctuary where every individual finds kinship, cultural enrichment, and purpose.
Awarded "Best Pujo of Chennai 2024"
A proud milestone reflecting DCPCA's unwavering commitment to authentic Bengali culture, traditional Vedic rituals, grand eco-friendly idols, Anandamela culinary excellence, and vibrant community spirit.
Our Mission & Purpose
Bringing together people from various walks of life to break down barriers, uphold timeless arts, and support communities in need.
Cultural Preservation
Organizing authentic Durga Puja, Kali Puja, Saraswati Puja, classical concerts, and Bengali literary seminars that keep roots alive for generations.
Compassionate Outreach
Extending sustained aid to cancer patients, children's homes, old-age shelters (Vishranthi Home), blood banks, and student educational scholarships.
Youth & Performing Arts
Empowering children and youth through drama workshops, Rabindra Sangeet training, dance festivals, and inter-city talent showcases.
Office Bearers & Governance (2023 – 2026)
DCPCA is driven by passionate volunteers and office bearers committed to organizational integrity and community welfare.
Office Bearers (2023 – 2026)
President: Mr. P H Shivaram
Secretary: Mr. Jaypal Menon
Treasurer: Mr. Avijit Ghosh
Joint Treasurer: Mrs. Ranjana Mazumdar Anand
Chief Mentor & Advisors
Chief Mentor: Ardhendu Chakraborti
Guiding DCPCA's long-term vision, cultural ethos, and community partnerships across Chennai. Supported by
our esteemed founding patrons.
Executive Committee
6 dedicated Executive Committee members spearheading festival execution, stage arts, CSR drives, and member engagement along OMR.
Meet Executive Committee →
