Mata Annapoorna Devi – Goddess of Fourth Day of Durga Navratri

Mata Sri Annapurneshwari Devi is the Goddess for the fourth day of Durga Navrathri.

Mata Annapurna is considered as the Goddess who gives us food.

In 2008, On 3rd october, Friday, the Goddess Annapurna is worshipped as a part of Durga Navarathri in all South Indian states.

Sri BalaTripura Sundari Devi – Goddess of Second Day of Durga Navratri

In South Indian states, on second day of Durga Navarathri, Sri Bala Tripura Sundari Devi is worshipped. Bala Tripura is a form of Goddess Durga Devi.

Especially in Sri Kanaka Durga Temple of Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, it is celebrated with utmost devotion.

October 2nd, Wednesday is the day to worship Sri BalaTripuraSundari Devi during Durga Navratri in 2008.

Venkateshwara Annual Brahmotsavalu – 2008

Lord Sri Venkateshwara is considered as the God of Kalyug. Popularly known as Lord Balaji, Lord Sri Vekateshwara Swamy is the prominent deity in South India.

Sri Vari Annual Brahmotsavalu – 2008:

Tirumala Tirupati Venkateshwara Annual Brahmotsav starts on October 1st, Wednesday and ends on October 9th, Thursday.

Also called as Venkateshwara Swamy Vaarshika Brahmotsavalu, Brahmotsav is celebrated for nine days.

You can find the details about Tirumala Tirupati Sri Venkateshwara Brahmotsavalu here

Ramzan Is On 2nd October

Eid-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan – Ramadan) is celebrated on 2nd October, Thursday in 2008.

We have not seen New Moon on 30th September, Tuesday. Hence, Ramzan will be celebrated on 2nd October, Thursday, says Imam of New Delhi

                                           EID MUBARAK