BAS Wins SRIJAN SHARAD PURASHKAR 2025 (PRABASHI), SRIJANE BANGALIYANA! 🏆🌟 BAS Wins EVENTEX SHAROD UTSAV SHAMMAN Awards 2025 in 3 Categories: for BEST THEMED PUJO 🏆🌟, BEST CULTURAL SHOWCASE 🏆🌟 and BEST WOMEN LEADERSHIP IN PUJA MANAGEMENT 🏆🌟
Our Events
Saturday, 25th April 2026 6.30 pm sharp
Saturday, 25th April 2026 6.30 pm sharp Bengali New Year Celebration – বর্ষবরণ ১৪৩৩
BAS is delighted to present Bengali New Year Celebration – বর
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Sunday, 22 March 2026 11:00 AM
GEN AI FOR EVERYONEConcepts, Uses, and Possibilities
We are delighted to invite you to an exclusive and highly relevant webinar
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Saturday, 7 March 2026 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Holi 2026 with Bengali Association Singapore
We are delighted to invite you and your family to a vibrant Holi celebrati
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Saturday, 7th February 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
BAS Cage Cricket Match
We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming cricket match, and we
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Friday, 23rd January, 2026 at 11.30am
Saraswati Pujo 2026
We would like to invite you and your family to join us in celebrating Sara
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Saturday, 1st November 2025
An Evening of Poetry with Bratati Bandhopadhyay – শুধু কবিতার জন্য
High tea: From 5:00 PMProgramme: From 6:30 PMVenue: Civil Service Club, 60
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Saturday, 4th October 2025
বিজয়া সম্মেলনী – Bijoya Sammeloni
🗓 Date : Saturday, 4th October 2025🕖 Time : 6:00 PM Onwards📍 Venue
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Monday, 6th October 2025
Lokkhi Pujo
Time: 7:30 PMVenue: Pujo pandal, located at the open ground between Owen, Burma
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27th September, Saturday to 4th October, Saturday at Pujo Grounds
Confluence 2025
We are excited to bring you a vibrant lineup of cultural segments thi
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Friday, 26th September 2025
Anondomela – The Flavours of Bengal
Bengali Association Singapore is delighted to present Anandomela – The F
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25th September, 2025 (Thursday )
Anondonaru
Let us start our Pujo preparations with the auspicious making of Anandonar
Read MoreWelcome to Bengali Association Singapore
We are a non-profit, socio-cultural organisation dedicated to celebrating and preserving Bengali culture in Singapore. Founded in 1956, BAS has grown in strength through the decades, earning a pre-eminent position in Singapore society and amongst the global Bengali diaspora. Today, we have more than 1,000 member families from all walks of life, living, studying, working and contributing to nation-building in the Lion City.
Aside from organising cultural celebrations such as Rabindra-Nazrul Jayanti and Durga Puja, BAS actively participates in broader community outreach events which are part of the Singapore government’s efforts to promote greater assimilation and national integration. Social gatherings like picnics and sports are also held regularly for members to mingle and interact with the wider Bengali community.
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As a member, you can participate in our cultural programs and celebrations and network with the broader Bengali community in Singapore.
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Desher khobor
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- Abhishek slams EC for excesses, Farooq, Aaditya second TMC neta
- Bengal-style poll heat and dust visit VIP seat's posh paras in do-or-die Trinamool-BJP battle
- ‘Pushed by jawan’, 82-year-old dies
- Driven by SIR fear, citizens brave rain, sun to reach booths
- 'High turnout definitely due to SIR': Vote-shy Kolkata catches up with West Bengal, almost
- Thunderstorm lashes city; roads flooded, flights diverted
- No lungi, no vote? CAPF faces backlash in Bengal as elderly voters stopped at polling booth over attire
- Marked ‘absent’: 85-year-old fails to vote after 45-min attempt at polling booth
- ‘Duare vote’, a first for many residents, passes off peacefully at hsg complexes
- In her first poll battle, RG Kar victim’s mom caught in ‘influencing-voters’ row
- SIR divides families across Kolkata: Chosen few celebrate vote as lakhs mourn deletion
- Matua belt votes under twin shadows of SIR and CAA
- West Bengal polls: VIP treatment for 104-year-old who fought SIR & won
- West Bengal polls: Tribunals clear 1,468 names, delete 6 for 2nd phase poll
