Navratri at Carlton
Navratri is a time when residents come together to celebrate 9 days of fasting by offering prayers to the 9 Goddesses. This year, the residents decided to host the Navratri…
Multiple Bhandaras Held During Navratri
The Chaitra Navratri are named after vasant which means Spring. They are observed during the lunar month of Chaitra which falls in March – April. Bhandara are held during Navratri where…
Rethinking Tradition: Beyond One-Day Gestures of Respect
Navratri is a time of reverence for the divine feminine, celebrated with fervour across India. Central to this is Kanjak Pujan, where young girls are invited, symbolizing the goddess herself. It’s a…
Navratri Celebrations at The Mata Mandir
Every six months, Mata ki chowki is conduced, at the Mata Mandir, NFC, on all seven days. It is sponsored by residents, and the bookings, are made prior, to the…
Navratri Celebrations In Shiv Mandir
Mata ka ‘Shringar’, like every year, was brought with band baja by about 100 people. They were received by about 30-40 people in Shiv Mandir Green Park. Pujari ji with…
Navratri
One of the most cherished customs during Navratri especially on Durga Ashtami is the kanjak puja which involves worshipping young girls symbolising the manisfestation of the goddess herself. Devotees prepare…
Significance Of Navratri
Navratri, a cherished festival in India, holds profound significance as it approaches in the month of April, preceding the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami. Commemorated over nine nights and ten…
Navratri Celebrations At Marvel Homes
Navratri was celebrated at Marvel Homes society with much devotion and enthusiasm. A Mata Ki Chowki was organized as a part of the celebrations and a large number of residents…
GPM: Navratri Dhoom!
Sharad Navratri started on 15th October. Holy flag was hoisted at the entrance gate of the decorated Shiv mandir. Mata new poshak and shringar was completed a day earlier. Every…
Navratri Energy and Dussehra Dhoom at the Gulmohar Centre!
Navratri is a time of devotion, fasting, and spiritual reflection. It’s also a time for jubilation and community bonding, and nothing encapsulates this spirit quite like Dandiya and Garba dances….
