Embark on a spiritual journey! Know about the nine goddesses worshipped during Navratri, their significance, and rituals to observe for a blessed and auspicious celebration.
These nine colours have an important significance in Navratri as they represent the various forms of Goddess Durga and her powers to protect us from evil forces and grant us prosperity and success in life. Each day of Navratri is dedicated to one particular form of the goddess.
October 17 marks the beginning of the longest-running festivals in India, Navratri. The nine-day festival is celebrated by the Hindu community where women observe fast and worship the nine avatars of the Goddess Durga. If you are one of those people whose family members or loved ones stay far away, you can send them these Navratri messages, wishes, and pictures.
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Here are the date, time, schedule and do's and don'ts of Navratri fasting.
This plan offers a range of options to choose for different users when fasting.
The entry ticket for 'Silent Garba Night' will be Rs. 1,500 per person.
Happy Navratri 2017: If you want prosperity and happiness for your family, perform the ghatasthapana, on the right time and with the right procedure.
Happy Navratri 2017: Prepare your 'Garba Night' playlist with these famous Bollywood Garba and Dandiya songs.
Happy Durga Puja 2017: Watch Kolkata painted in festive colours with longest Alpona (Rangoli).
Every Indian festival is not just a reason to enjoy and make merry. There are many scientific reasons ascertaining the logic behind celebrating festivals on certain times of the year.
New Delhi: The auspicious nine-day 'Navratri' festival dedicated to the nine manifestations of Goddess Durga has begun from today.Since early morning, devotees flocked to temples to offer prayers to Shailputri (Daughter of Mountain). Goddess Shailputri
New Delhi: TV stars like Tina Dutta and Himmanshoo Malhotra are looking forward to Navratri and say that the nine-day festival is all about merry-making, dancing, relishing food and being with family.The festival, which starts
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