After Durga Puja people perform and enjoy Dandiya and Garba Rass dance in groups. In West Bengal and Gujarat, Navratri is one of the most famous festivals of the year.
This festival is celebrated in a different manner in all over the India and worldwide. It is said that he/she who worships Maa Durga and do fasting during navratri, always stay happy in his/her life. This year, celebrate Navratri 2022 in India with great zeal and devotion to get the blessing of Goddess Durga. According to Hindu calendar, Navratri falls on Shukla Paksha of the month of Ashwin in the Ritu season of Sharad that's why it is called as Sharad Navratri. Sharad Navratri is the starting of the winter season in India. This auspicious day is known as Hindu New Year. It is called the auspicious day because at this time, the sun enters the sign Aries of the Zodiac. In Sanskrit Navratri literally means - “Nava + Ratri” that is ‘Nava’ means ‘nine’ and ‘ratri‘ means ‘nights’ so it is called “Navratri”.Ĭhaitra navratri is the begining of summer season and end of winter season. Generally, Chaitra Navratri falls in English months of “March-April” and Sharad Navratri in September-October. In the same year, second time it is celebrated in Sharad ritu (Winter Season) so it is also called “Sharad Navratri “. Navratri Festival marks the beginning of Vasant ritu (spring season) in the Chaitra month of Hindu calendar.
as “ Chaitra Navratri” (Basant Navratri or Vasant Navratri) and “ Sharad Navratri” or Maha Navratri in different parts of India. This festival is celebrated twice in a year i.e. The Navratri festival may be held for a day less or a day more depending on the calendar. These Goddess are worshipped during the nine auspicious nights of Navratri festival with great fervor and happiness in all over the India. The Goddess Shakti has three forms those are Durga, Laxmi and Saraswati. This is nine days festival dedicated to Goddess Shakti. Religious festival Navratri is a famous and sacred festival of nine nights for the people of Hindu communities in India.
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