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Mahalaya -
10th
October |
Sasthi -
17th
October |
Saptami -
18th
October |
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Ashtami -
19th
October |
Navami-
20th
October |
Dashmi-
21st
October |
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| What makes Durga Puja intoxicating is the tension between calm spirituality and ecstatic sensuality, the twin poles of Hindu religious worship. The festival of Durga Puja is celebrated all over India with different festivities and rituals. Durga Puja is celebrated in the autumn, in the month of September/October. It is the time when the weather remains at its best giving the atmosphere a festive mood. The advent of autumn is impossible to overlook in any corner of the land. It arouses one from bed at dawn, with the sound of high-pitched, ululations, the frantic blowing of conch shells and bell metal cymbals. This simple ceremony marks the arrival of the Mother Goddess Durga, for the festival of Durga Puja. |
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Mahalaya
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Durga
Puja Links
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history, ecards and more. |
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