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Devi Sharan Navaratri is a hindu festival dedicated to the Durga Maa. It typically spans nine nights, and each night is devoted to a different form of the goddess.

Devi Navratri Festival [Dussehra 2024]

Navratri is a Hindu festival dedicated to the worship of the goddess Durga. It spans nine nights (nav means nine, and ratri means night in Sanskrit) and is celebrated in the lunar month of Ashwin (usually September or October). There are two major Navratri celebrations in a year—Chaitra Navratri and Sharad Navratri. The festival involves fasting, prayer, and cultural events.

Devi Navratri, often referred to as Sharad Navratri, is the more widely celebrated of the two. During this festival, different forms of the goddess Durga are worshipped on each of the nine days. The tenth day is celebrated as Dussehra or Vijayadashami, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.

Vijayawada Kanakadurgamma Navaratri Festival 2024 Information

Devi Navaratri 2024 Vijayawada Avatharalu
Date Day Tithi Avatharam Saree Color Naivedyam Stotram / Slokam Flower
10/03/2024 Thursday Ashwayuja Shuddha Padyami Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Devi Light Pink Color Saree Paramannam/Rice Kheer Lalita Trishati Parayana Hibiscus Flowers
10/04/2024 Friday Ashwayuja Shuddha Vidiya Sri Gayathri Devi Orange Color Saree Coconut Rice And Coconut Milk Gayatri Stotram Lotus Or Lily Flowers
10/05/2024 Saturday Ashwayuja Shuddha Thadiya Sri Annapoorna Devi Blue Color Saree Minapa Vadalu Or Pulihora Annapurna Ashtakam, Annapurna Devi Ashtottara Shatanamavali Jasmine Flowers
10/06/2024 Sunday Ashwayuja Shuddha Chavithi Sri Laitha Tripura Sundari Devi Yellow Or Golden Color Saree Rava Kesari Or Payasannam Lalita Sahasra Namavili Pink Flowers
10/07/2024 Monday Ashwayuja Shuddha Panchami Sri Mahachandi Devi Gold Color Saree Bandage Chandi / Durga Saptashati Fine Yellow Flowers
10/08/2024 Tuesday Ashwayuja Shuddha Panchami, Shashti Sri Mahalakshmi Devi Pink Color Saree Poornalu, Poornam Boorelu, Rava Kesari, Chakkara Pongal Shri Mahalakshmi Ashtakam Pink Flowers / Red Flowers
10/09/2024 Wednesday Ashwayuja Shuddha Shashti, Saptami Sri Saraswati Devi(Mula Nakshatra) White Color Saree Payasam, Guggillu/Konda Kadalai Sundal, Shakhannam, Atukulu/Aval, Bellam/Jaggery Sakal Sirula Sri Suktam, Sri Saraswati Ashtottara Shatanamavali, Sri Saraswati Dwadashanama Stotram Red Lotus Flowers
10/10/2024 Thursday Ashwayuja Shuddha Saptami, Ashtami Sri Durga Devi Red Color Saree Kadambam / Assorted Curry Durga Ashtottaram, Durga Suktam, Durga Saptasati Parayana Red Flowers
10/11/2024 Friday Ashwayuja Shuddha Ashtami, Navami Sri Mahishasuramardhini Devi Blue Saree Sugar Should Be Dissolved Mahishasura Mardhini Stotram, Chandi Parayanam, Navadurga Stotra, Sami Pradhana Conch Flowers / Shankha Pushpa
10/12/2024 Saturday Ashwayuja Shuddha Dashami Sri Rajarajeshwari Devi Green Color Saree Laddu, Maha Naivedyam includes: Chalimidi, Panakam, Vada Pappu, Chintapandu Pulihora, Payasam, Garelu, Guggillu, Mukkala Pulusu, Mudda Pappu, Rice, & more, Rajarajeswari Stotram / Navadurga Stotram Red / Yellow Flowers
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Pujas Involved as part of the Durga Navratri (Dussehra):

Devotees across India celebrate Navratri to honor the divine feminine energy, particularly the goddess Durga. The festival spans nine nights, with each night dedicated to one of the nine forms of the goddess. During this period, people observe fasting, engage in prayers, and participate in traditional dance forms like Garba and Dandiya.

Typically, Navratri involves various customs and rituals, including:

  1. Ghatasthapana: This marks the beginning of Navratri. A pot (Kalash) is filled with holy water, and various symbols of fertility and prosperity are placed around it.
  2. Daily Worship: Devotees offer prayers to Goddess Durga in her various forms during the nine nights. The prayers may include chanting of mantras, singing devotional songs, and performing aarti.
  3. Fasting: Many people observe fasts during Navratri, abstaining from certain foods. Some may choose to eat only specific types of food during this period.
  4. Garba and Dandiya Dance: These traditional dance forms are an integral part of Navratri celebrations, especially in Gujarat and other parts of India. People dance in circles, often wearing colorful traditional attire.
  5. Kanya Puja: On the eighth or ninth day of Navratri, young girls are invited to homes and treated as embodiments of the goddess. They are offered food, gifts, and blessings.
  6. Ayudha Puja: In some regions, especially in South India, people worship their tools, machinery, and equipment as a way of acknowledging the role they play in their livelihoods.
  7. Vijayadashami: The tenth day, also known as Dussehra or Vijayadashami, marks the triumph of good over evil. It is believed that on this day, Goddess Durga defeated the demon Mahishasura.

Devotees observe fasts during Navratri and engage in prayers, bhajans (devotional songs), and cultural events. In many regions, Garba and Dandiya Raas dances are popular during this festival. On the tenth day, effigies of the demon king Ravana are burned in many parts of India, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.

The festival is not only celebrated in India but is also observed by Hindus around the world. It is a time for spiritual reflection, cultural celebration, and coming together as a community. Click here to Book a Pandit for Durga Puja.