During Navratri, devotees worship each of the nine forms of Durga over nine days. That is known as navdurga Shailputri –first form of Navdurga Shailputri is the first form of Navdurga. According to Hindu mythologies. Shailputri was first born as a sati. Sati is Shiva’s first wife. After Sati’s death, she is reborn to King Himavan […]
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Navratri means nine nights. It is a very important festival. People dedicate this festival to Goddess Durga and her different avatars. In this festival, people express their faith and devotion to the Goddess Durga. People celebrate this festival with fasting, dancing, and songs. Navratri is celebrated twice a year, but the main celebration is held
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Khatu Shyamji, popularly known as`Hare ka sahara,’ is one of the most worshipped gods in India. Officially, he was Barbarik. He had a big role in the Mahabharat. He was the grandson of Bhima and great grandson Ghatotkach. From childhood, he was a devotee of Lord Shiva. He gained divine arrows and exceptional powers by
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One of the most important festivals is the Holika, which is celebrated as Holi, the festival of colours and joy all over India․This festival is mainly celebrated in India. It is also known as Vasant Utsav, meaning Spring Festival in the Eastern parts of India. This festival was greatly celebrated in Braj Bhoomi-Mathura, Vrindavan, Nandagaon,
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Ganesha is known as the “pratham pujya” (first-worshipped god) because he is worshipped before the worship of any god․ Other names of Ganesh are Ganpati, Ganesh, Ganesa, Vinayak, Gajanana, and Vighnaharta․ He is the supreme god. His devotees are not only Hindus but also Jains and Buddhists. His worship has spread all over India. He
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