The Tale Of Maa Durga

Durgashtami is the eighth day of the Navratri or Durgotsav festival, which is observed throughout the India.

This day is dedicated to the Goddess Shakti, a Durga avatar who represents eternal power and the triumph of 'good' over 'bad.

'Durgashtami is observed on the eighth day of Navratri, which begins with the Mahalaya in the Hindu month of Ashwin.

The lunar phase's Shukla paksha coincides with Durga ashtami.

Every year in September-October, according to the Gregorian calendar, it is commemorated.2021 Durga Ashtami is on 13 October, WednesdayDurga ashtami tithi timings are: October 12, 9:48 pm - October 13, 8:08 pmDurga Puja 2021 Tithi & Sandhi Puja Muhurat Timings on 13th of October:Sunrise06:26 AM.Sunset05:59 PM.Ashtami Tithi Starts09:48 PM.Ashtami Tithi Ends08:08 PM.Sandhi Puja Muhurta07:44 PM - 08:32 PM The Story Of Durgashtami

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She stands in a blessing posture with a smile on his face and sitting on his Vahan called Lion.

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Let’s know about the variant festivals of India in brief:  Northern India: If we head to northern areas, festivals such as Sindhu darshan in Kashmir; melas, fairs in Rajasthan, Baisakhi, Guru Parab, Lohri festivals: in Punjab, the most famous ‘Lathmar Holi’, Ganga Pujan, Ramnavmi: in UP and many more are the major.

Other attractions include Rath Yatra in Jagannath Puri, Buddh Purnima, etc.

Pongal festival in Tamil Nadu, Onam and Thrissur Puram in Kerala, Hampi, Ugadi, and Karaga Utsav in Karnataka, Dasara, Mahamaham, etc.

4.Western India: “When put together,They form a melody,When sung together,Miracally changes the weather...Dancing on the beats,Expression through actions,Depicting the story,Create the forms of glory...” Dance and music are prioritized as the major part of festivals in the western parts of India.

When the beautifully composed melodies along with the thump of drums and other instruments, the expression dancers, the enthusiastic people, the cheering voices, the sound of crackers, the brightness of lightings, and the blossoms of flowers; all build a perfect definition of any ‘Festival’ in Western Regions.

                     In West Bengal, Durga Puja is regarded as the most fortunate and wealthy period of the year.

Women in ethnic dress can be spotted in the marketplaces and puja pandals in Kolkata.The tant saree is by far the most shared cultural piece of apparel worn during Durga Puja.

Various designer stores are working possible to reach their clients' expectations by creating indo-western clothes for Durga puja that perfectly complement ethnic tant sarees.Durga puja gives the chance to people to showcase their sense of fashion and styling.Durga puja fashion trends are quite pleasing to the sight.

Women can be observed worshipping for nine days in various colours and patterns.

Some ladies alternate between nine different colours on nine different days.

In their own way, all of these colours are light and cheerful.