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Answer 1

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The Navratri and the legends

It is said that there occurs 4 navartris per year.
Currently runing Navaratri is the one that started after the Mahalaya Amavasya.
These navaratri (Nine days) till the end of Dasami Devi durga is worshipped in her various forms.
Different places worship Devi in different forms. Some worship Devi Durga according to Nava Durga sampraday.

The nine forms of Durga are:
1. Shailaputri
2. Brahmacharini
3. Chandraghanta
4. Kushmanda
5. Skanda Mata
6. Katyayani.
7. Kalaratri
8. Maha Gauri
9. Sidhidatri.

All these forms have separate significance of their form.

There are also so many legends of the Navaratri which specifies occurance of forms of Devi like 'Mahishasura mardini'.
All these describe the nature of goddesses protecting the world from being destroyed by the demons like Mahishasura, Raktabeeja , Shumbh-Nishumbh etc.

Devi exists in all forms like power, forgiveness, sense of decency, power of remember, hunger and so on to prove omnipotence , omnipresence.
………Jai mata di.………





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And Happy Navratri ...

Answer 2

Meaning of Navratri

Navratri literally means 'Nine Nights' in the Sanskrit language. There are various myths associated with the festival and different religions and communities in India have a different way to celebrate the festival but the festival is primarily dedicated to goddess Durga (symbol of power) who is worshipped in nine forms during the nine days of Navratri. The festivities last for nine long days and people indulge in prayers & dancing and singing among other things to appease the goddess Durga.
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What is Navratri?
Navratri is a major Hindu festival in India. The dates of the festival are decided according to the lunar calendar but it is celebrated primarily in March-April as Vasanta Navratri and in the months of September-October as Sharana Navratri.
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Why is Navratri celebrated?
Navratri is celebrated in the honor of goddess Durga who is an impersonation of Shakti (power). The festival celebrates femininity in all its forms. There are several myths associated with the festival incuding the killing of a demon named Mahishasura at the hands of goddess Durga.
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Which places in India are famous for Navratri celebration?
Indian states like Gujarat, West Bengal, Kerala, Kashmir, Mysore and Tamil Nadu are popular for their Navratri celebrations. The Garba of Gujarat and Durga Puja of West Bengal are highlights of Navratri festival in India..

Navratri Day 1: 10th October- Maa Shailputri Puja (Ghatasthapana)
Navratri Day 2: 11th October- Maa Brahmacharini Puja
Navratri Day 3: 12th October- Maa Chandraghanta Puja
Navratri Day 4: 13th October- Maa Kushmanda Puja
Navratri Day 5: 14th October- Mann Skandamata Puja
Navratri Day 6: 15th October- Maa Katyayani Puja
Navratri Day 7: 16th October- Maa Kalaratri Puja
Navratri Day 8: 17th October- Maa Mahagauri Puja
Navratri Day 9: 18th October- Maha Navami
Navratri Day 10:​ 19th October- Vijayadashami
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