1. Navaratri is a sanskrit word meaning nine nights. NAVA means Nine and Ratri means Night.
2. Did you know Navaratri is severely praised five time a year, and it is always much-admired nine days at a time. The months of celebration adjoin March/April, June/July, September/October, December/January and January/February. The Navratri currently innate celebrated is known as Sharad Navratri plus Known as MAHA NAVRATRI (The Great Navratri). Each Navratri celebrates the Hindu Goddesses.
3. Navratri in addition to celebrates the straightforward of Spring and Autumn.
4. Shakti or Feminine adroitness is applauded or Worshipped During the Sacred time of Navratri. This includes, but is not limited to major Hindu Goddesses, such as Durga or KALI.
5. The fall of the SHARAD NAVRATRI or the Tenth hours of day, marks Dussehra, Dussehra is Celebrated as the day Lord RAMA defeated the demon king RAVANA in lanka, which is described in detail in the Hindu Epic Ramayana. Dussehra is commended across the globe by feel taking place Extremely Large figurines of ravanas and his brother Kubhakarna and Indrajeet upon Fire. This is to depict the win of innocent all yet again again evil.
6. Diwali is much-admired twenty days after marking the compensation of Lord Rama to Ayodhya.
7. The Forms of Shakti worshipped During Navratri are : Durga, Bhadrakali, Amba, Annapoorna, Sarvamangala, Bhairavi, Chandika, Lalita, Bhavani, and Mookanbika.
8. In Gujrat and MUMBAI extravagant garba and Dandiya celebrations mark the nine days of Navratri.
9. In Eastern India, Navratri is marked taking into account the celebration of Durga Puja. This is celebrated to denote the slaying of the Demon Mahishasura by Goddess Durga. It too signifies the win of Good on top of Evil.
