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about dugra Pooja ​

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Answer 2

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Durga Puja (or Durgostava) is celebrated days 6-10 in Ashvin (Ashwin) month across much of South Asia.  It is celebrated to commemorate the goddess Durga’s victory in her ancient battle against the asura Mahishasura.  Many devotees do not realize that it coincides with the more ancient festival called Yom Kippur (or Day of Atonement), which began 3500 years ago and is celebrated on the 10th day of the seventh lunar month in the Hebrew year.  Both of these festivals are ancient, both fall on the same day (of their respective calendars.  The Hindu & Hebrew calendars have their extra leap-month in different years, so they do not always coincide on the Western calendar but they both always occur in September-October), both involve sacrifices, and both commemorate great victories.  The similarities between Durga Puja and Yom Kippur are astonishing.  But the few differences are equally remarkable.

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