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10/10/2024

On the 8th day of Navratri, the 8th form of Navdurga- Goddess Mahagauri is worshipped. Mata Mahagauri is considered to be the most beautiful avatar of Navadurga and is known for prosperity, health, and wealth. To know more about the 8th day of Navaratri watch the full video.
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Navratri Day 8
Today's colour - Purple

09/10/2024

Navratri Day 7 has been dedicated to blue colour because of its resemblance with that of Maa Kalaratri’s appearance, who is known for her dark complexion. The garland of skulls around her neck symbolises life’s cycle of creation and destruction

08/10/2024

On the sixth day of Navratri, which falls on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, devotees wear red to honour Goddess Katyayani. Red is a powerful colour symbolising passion, love, and strength

07/10/2024

White represents peace and purity. On this day, Goddess Skandamata, the mother of Lord Kartikeya, is honoured. She signifies maternal love, nurturing, and tranquillity. Wearing white invites calmness and spiritual purity.

06/10/2024

On the fourth day of the Navratri festival, Maa Kushmanda is celebrated. Goddess is credited for creating the entire universe with her smile. To know more about it watch full video till the end. Also known as Adi Shakti, she is the only deity that can withstand the high temperatures and dwell in the Sun. worshiping and observing a fast on the fourth day of Navratri`s is said to usher the blessings of Ma Kushmanda in one`s life. She bestows the worshipper with prosperity, happiness and a disease free life.
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Navratri Day 4
Today's colour - Royal Bule

05/10/2024

On the third day of Navratri, devotees worship Chandraghanta, who represents the married form of Goddess Parvati. Her name is derived from the half-moon adorning her forehead, symbolising serenity and beauty. The colour of this day is grey, which signifies strength, resilience, and the ability to overcome obstacles

04/10/2024

Green is that colour reserved for the festival’s second day, remembering Goddess Brahmacharini. The symbol includes new beginnings and growth, relating to fertility, as people believe it may bring prosperity into their lives