In Hinduism, nine nights are devoted to Goddess Durga’s different forms, offering prayers to her nine forms one by one, each day. Her every form furls a story of her victory over bad and evil, which is remembered by her devotees with nine days long fast and dandiya (Garba) performances. The celebration takes place at a grand level in huge pandals and the goddess is pleased with joyful worships and enactments. This Sneh Post discloses knowledge about Navratri day 7 and the goddess of the seventh day of Navratri, “Kalaratri”.

Navratri or Navadurga festival’s nine days fall four times in a year, bringing the triumphant story of Durga into the light. The devotees observe these days with both religious and festive significance, worshipping all nine forms of victorious Durga. This Sneh Post tells all about Navratri day 6 and the goddess of the sixth day of Navratri, “Katyayani”.

In Hinduism, many gods and goddesses have manifested themselves as incarnations and established the truth and dharma in different time periods and eras. Goddess Durga and her 9 incarnations also offer the same story. Each of these nine is worshipped on different but successive 9 days during the Navratri festival days. This Sneh Post unveils information about Navratri day 5 and the goddess of the fifth day of Navratri, “Skandamata”.

Navratri is known for Navadurga Puja celebrations with Garba dance and enactment of the story of Durga Devi in which her remarkable triumph over evil is performed. This Sneh Post gives info regarding Navratri day 4 and the goddess of the fourth day of Navratri, Kushmanda. The whole festival of Navratri ends after 9 nights where each night and day is dedicated to one form of Durga.