Day 1 of Navratri celebrates the color yellow, symbolizing happiness and positivity. The day honours Goddess Shailaputri. Suggested outfit ideas include traditional saris, lehengas, anarkalis ...

Keeping fasts during Navratri holds a special spiritual significance. It’s a divine way to connect with the Goddess and seek her blessings. Navratri fasting takes place over seven to nine days.

The article describes how each zodiac sign embodies unique traits during the Navratri festival, from Aries' energetic performances to Pisces' spiritual joy. It highlights their approaches to dance ...

Navratri Colours 2024: The nine-day festival of Navratri is here, starting from today to Dussehra, October 12. Devotees across the country as well as around the world celebrate these nine days ...

Navratri is one of the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar. It's celebrated all over the world, typically falling between September and October during the month of Ashvin, and lasts for ...

As the vibrant festival of Navratri continues, Day 3 falls on, Saturday, October 5, 2024. Each day of Navratri is marked by a specific colour, representing different emotions and energies.

Follow these guidelines to maintain the sanctity of your Navratri fast and ensure that you get the nutrients and energy needed for the day. Catch every big hit, ...

Listen to Vallisa's Ultimate Navratri Playlist! Her hand-picked tracks are perfect whether if you’re busting a move at the dandiya or just vibing with the festival energy, Vallisa's playlist is ...

Happy Navratri 2024: As Navratri festivities enter Day 2, Maa Brahmacharini, the second of the Navadurga Devis will be worshipped tomorrow, October 4. She represents penance and austerity ...

“Learn from Taurians the art of getting ready for the festival of Navratri” – says Ganesha. The bulls possess the wonderful ...

Navratri showcases a rich tapestry of rituals that reflect a profound devotion to the supreme Goddess Durga. The festivities kick off with Ghatasthapana, a sacred ritual where an earthen pot, or ...

Shardiya Navratri, also known as Maha Navratri, is celebrated during the lunar month of Ashwin, which falls in the season of Sharad Ritu (autumn). The name "Shardiya Navratri" is derived from ...