Navratri 2010 – Navaratri dates in 2010

Navratri 2010 – Navaratri dates in 2010.

Saptamatrika Navratri – Sharad Navratri Puja of Seven Divine Mothers

Saptamatrika Navratri – Sharad Navratri Puja of Seven Divine Mothers

Durga Navratri Festival in Ancient Times – Navadurga Puja in oldean days

Durga Navratri Festival in Ancient Times – Navadurga Puja

Navadurga or 9 Forms of Durga – Nine Goddesses of Durga Navratri

Navadurga or 9 Forms of Durga – Nine Goddesses of Durga Navratri

9 colours of Navratri 2009 – Nine colours of dresses to wear in Saran Navratri 2009

9 colours of Navratri 2009 – Nine colours of dresses to wear in Saran Navratri 2009

Ravan Vadh – A Tradition of Dasara

On the day of Dussehra / Dasara, Lord Sri Rama killed demon king Ravana, who is also called Dashakanta.

To commemorate the defeat of Ravana and the victory of good over evil, people started celebrating ‘Dush-hara’ (the defeat of Dashakanta – Ravana).

In the evening of Dasara, Ravana Vadh is ceebrated throughout India.

Large effigies of Ravana is burned. For this crackers are used.

Durga Devi Immersion – Concluding Event of Durga Navratri

Durga Nimajjan also called as Visarjan is the last and concluding event of Durga Navarathri.

In some places it is performed on Dussehra / Vijaya Dashami / Dasara / Dassara.

In 2008, it is celebrated on 9th October, Thursday or 10th October, Friday.

The day of this event may depend on the regional traditions of a place.

On the same day, devotees burn the giant effigies of Ravana

Happy Bathukamma Panduga

Happy Bathukamma Panduga - The Festival of Flowers.

Students!!! Happy Dussehra Vacations !!!!

Students !!!!

I Wish You All – Happy Dussehra Vacations !!!!!!!!

Happy Dussehra

I Wish You All A Happy Dussehra