What is the celebration of Navratri?
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India, the land of festivals is all set to cherish its festive season. The entire country has tuned itself to celebrate Navratri, the festival of nine nights celebrated to honour Devi Durga. Chanting of Mantras and rendition of bhajans accompany the puja rituals for nine consecutive days. Music and dance defines the religious and cultural themes of Navratri celebrations across the country. It also kicks start the shopping mania and girls usually get themselves busy with purchasing the best combination of colours and styles.
Given the rich traditions and cultural variations across India, Navratri has its own significance and traditions in various states. Each part of India has its own unique way of celebrating Navratri.
Be it from the ‘JAI Mata Di’ Slogans raised from the heights of Kashmir to the Golu celebrations in Kanyakumari, from the sounds of bells echoing from Varanasi Ghats to the sounds of Dhaks (drums) in West Bengal, from the Garbha Dance of Gujarat to the Dandiya of Vrindawan, Navratri has all of it.
Given the rich traditions and cultural variations across India, Navratri has its own significance and traditions in various states. Each part of India has its own unique way of celebrating Navratri.
Be it from the ‘JAI Mata Di’ Slogans raised from the heights of Kashmir to the Golu celebrations in Kanyakumari, from the sounds of bells echoing from Varanasi Ghats to the sounds of Dhaks (drums) in West Bengal, from the Garbha Dance of Gujarat to the Dandiya of Vrindawan, Navratri has all of it.
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the prominent story associated with navaratri is the fight that took place between Maa Durga and the Demon mahishasar,who represents arrogance and egotism.the festival of dussehra is celebrated to worship the Maa durga.she is the supreme goddness
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the prominent story associated with navaratri is the fight that took place between Maa Durga and the Demon mahishasar,who represents arrogance and egotism.the festival of dussehra is celebrated to worship the Maa durga.she is the supreme goddness
hope it helps u:)
please mark me as BRAINLIEST
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