What it is
Wrap the dhuti around the waist and tie a firm knot at centre front. Gather the front portion into fine pleats (the kochi) and tuck at the navel; pass the other end between the legs and tuck it at the back waist. Wear with a panjabi. Cream, silk or tussar are common for Pujo.
When in 2026
Use the published Pujo dates and confirm local timings with the organiser or panjika.
How it is done
Wrap the dhuti around the waist and tie a firm knot at centre front. Gather the front portion into fine pleats (the kochi) and tuck at the navel; pass the other end between the legs and tuck it at the back waist. Wear with a panjabi. Cream, silk or tussar are common for Pujo.
How visitors can take part
Take part only when invited, follow the announced flow, and leave space for rituals and other visitors.
FAQ
What is How to Wear a Dhuti-Panjabi for Pujo?
Wrap the dhuti around the waist and tie a firm knot at centre front. Gather the front portion into fine pleats (the kochi) and tuck at the navel; pass the other end between the legs and tuck it at the back waist. Wear with a panjabi. Cream, silk or tussar are common for Pujo.
When is How to Wear a Dhuti-Panjabi for Pujo in 2026?
Check the dates and the local organiser or panjika, as city and family timings can differ.