Navratri is the day of devotion and Shakti puja of Maa Durga

The nine avatars are the main focus of these nine days. Every day is linked to a different goddess manifestation.

An auspicious Hindu festival called Navratri is observed to honour Goddess Durga in her nine glorious forms. North Indians typically stockpile their kitchens with excess dairy, vet-approved meals, and sweets during this nine-day holiday. During Navratri, a different form of the goddess Durga is honoured each day.

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Significance of each day in Navratri

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Day 1

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Day 2

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Day 3

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Day 4

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Day 5

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Day 6

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Day 7

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Day 8

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Day 9

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