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The fourth avatar of Durga is Kushmanda Devi. According to beliefs, with her divine smile, she is known to end the darkness and create the world. The goddess name has come from her interrelation with Kushmand (Bali of white pumpkin) and…

Chandraghanta Devi is the third out of nine forms of Durga. The goddess is believed to reward people with her courage, valour and elegance. The third day of Navratri is dedicated to her.

Ramleela means playing the life of Lord Ram. It is the performance of the famous Ramayana epic which includes the series of scenes based on the life of Lord Rama, the famous Hindu God. The scenes made versatile by the high-quality…

The second avatar of the Navdurga, Brahmacharini Devi, is the metaphor of utmost devotion and patience. The meaning of the word “Brahmacharini'' is a devoted female who possesses sacred knowledge only.

Navratri is known for Navratri fasting as well. You will be amazed to know that Navratri fasting benefits are many and this has a close relationship with nature and the human body.

In these nine nights, the nine manifestations of Maa Durga- Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kaalratri, Mahagauri and Siddhidhatri are worshipped.

While entire India celebrates Navratri for nine days, people in West Bengal and North-East states, celebrate Durga Puja, which beings from the sixth day of Navratri that is sashti.

India is the land of festival, every day there is some festival, which people here celebrate with fun and fervour. And some festivals are extra special. Navratri is also one of them. In fact, the fervour of the festival in India begins from…

A lot of people are seen to follow 9 different colour schemes on 9 days of Navratri, according to their significance. Are you also curious about which colour dress to wear in Navratri 2020? Let's explore the significance of each colour…

Durga puja is an auspicious festival of Hindus. People of all walks of life celebrate the festival with zeal and enthusiasm. The nine days long celebration begins with great euphoria and end on ashtami after durga ashtami puja.