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Durga Ashtami: Muhurat And Significance Of Maha Ashtami
Durga Puja 2020 Shubho Ashtami: Durga Ashtami or Maha Ashtami is the most auspicious day of the ten-day Navratri and Durga Puja. Kanjak or Kanya Pujan is an important part of Durgashtami. Kanjak involves the ritual of inviting eight young girls and worshipping them as avatars of Goddess Durga. Know the significance of Durgashtami.
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Dussehra 2020 Date, Puja Time, Significance And How To Celebrate The Festival
Dussehra 2020 (or Vijaydashmi) culminates the nine-day Navratri festival and coincides with the Bengali festival of Durga Puja, leading to Diwali that is celebrated after 21 days of Dussehra every year.
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Durga Puja 2020: This Is How Durga Puja Will Look Like In A Pandemic Year
Durga Puja 2020: Two of the biggest festivals in India, Durga Puja and Navratri are round the corner. Images of Durga Puja and Navratri from across the country give an idea of how the festival days may look like. Amid the Covid pandemic, experts are appealing to everyone to stay home so that the infection does not spread fast. Here are pictures of ...
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Durga Puja 2020: Know About Dhunuchi Naach And Festivities Of Each Day
Durga Puja 2020: The rainy season is officially over and wisps of white cloud in the autumn sky tell us that Durga Puja is not far. This year it's been a long wait after Mahalaya for Durga Puja. Ma Durga and her four children - Lakshmi, Saraswati, Kartik and Ganesha are arriving late, after the inauspicious month is over. Durga Puja is starting on ...
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Durga Puja 2020: Month-Long Gap Between Mahalaya And Shashthi Explained
Durga Puja 2020 dates: Mahalaya is over but the buzz around the Durga Puja festivities is still missing in Kolkata. The 35-day gap between Mahalaya and Shashthi and the COVID-19 pandemic are the two main reasons for this. All festivals in India - from Ganesh Chaturthi to Onam -had to be scaled down due to the raging pandemic.
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PM Greets People On Mahalaya, Lakhs Pay Homage To Their Ancestors
Mahalaya 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted people on Mahalaya, which marks the end of the 16-day Pitr Paksha. "We pray to Maa Durga to bless with strength to overcome the global pandemic. May the divine blessings of Maa Durga ensure good health and happiness in everyone's life...," the Prime Minister tweeted.
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Durga Puja 2020: COVID-19 Forces Bengalis Abroad Learn Puja Rituals Online
Durga Puja 2020: Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Durga Puja will be different this year. In the 'new normal', Bengalis living outside India are busy taking online lessons to perform Durga Puja themselves. COVID-19 has forced the priests from West Bengal to cancel their international travel plans. For decades, priests from the state used to travel to...
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Durga Puja 2020: Know Why Durga Puja Is A Month After Mahalaya This Year
Durga Puja 2020: The two-week 'Pitru Paksh Shradh' ends on September 17 with 'Mahalaya Amavasya' when people start looking forward to the Durga Puja. Unlike other years, this year we have to wait for a month before welcoming Goddess Durga on 'Mahashashthi', which marks the beginning of the Durga Puja.
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Durga Ashtami: Muhurat And Significance Of Maha Ashtami
Durga Puja 2020 Shubho Ashtami: Durga Ashtami or Maha Ashtami is the most auspicious day of the ten-day Navratri and Durga Puja. Kanjak or Kanya Pujan is an important part of Durgashtami. Kanjak involves the ritual of inviting eight young girls and worshipping them as avatars of Goddess Durga. Know the significance of Durgashtami.
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Dussehra 2020 Date, Puja Time, Significance And How To Celebrate The Festival
Dussehra 2020 (or Vijaydashmi) culminates the nine-day Navratri festival and coincides with the Bengali festival of Durga Puja, leading to Diwali that is celebrated after 21 days of Dussehra every year.
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Durga Puja 2020: This Is How Durga Puja Will Look Like In A Pandemic Year
Durga Puja 2020: Two of the biggest festivals in India, Durga Puja and Navratri are round the corner. Images of Durga Puja and Navratri from across the country give an idea of how the festival days may look like. Amid the Covid pandemic, experts are appealing to everyone to stay home so that the infection does not spread fast. Here are pictures of ...
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Durga Puja 2020: Know About Dhunuchi Naach And Festivities Of Each Day
Durga Puja 2020: The rainy season is officially over and wisps of white cloud in the autumn sky tell us that Durga Puja is not far. This year it's been a long wait after Mahalaya for Durga Puja. Ma Durga and her four children - Lakshmi, Saraswati, Kartik and Ganesha are arriving late, after the inauspicious month is over. Durga Puja is starting on ...
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Durga Puja 2020: Month-Long Gap Between Mahalaya And Shashthi Explained
Durga Puja 2020 dates: Mahalaya is over but the buzz around the Durga Puja festivities is still missing in Kolkata. The 35-day gap between Mahalaya and Shashthi and the COVID-19 pandemic are the two main reasons for this. All festivals in India - from Ganesh Chaturthi to Onam -had to be scaled down due to the raging pandemic.
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PM Greets People On Mahalaya, Lakhs Pay Homage To Their Ancestors
Mahalaya 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted people on Mahalaya, which marks the end of the 16-day Pitr Paksha. "We pray to Maa Durga to bless with strength to overcome the global pandemic. May the divine blessings of Maa Durga ensure good health and happiness in everyone's life...," the Prime Minister tweeted.
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Durga Puja 2020: COVID-19 Forces Bengalis Abroad Learn Puja Rituals Online
Durga Puja 2020: Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Durga Puja will be different this year. In the 'new normal', Bengalis living outside India are busy taking online lessons to perform Durga Puja themselves. COVID-19 has forced the priests from West Bengal to cancel their international travel plans. For decades, priests from the state used to travel to...
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Durga Puja 2020: Know Why Durga Puja Is A Month After Mahalaya This Year
Durga Puja 2020: The two-week 'Pitru Paksh Shradh' ends on September 17 with 'Mahalaya Amavasya' when people start looking forward to the Durga Puja. Unlike other years, this year we have to wait for a month before welcoming Goddess Durga on 'Mahashashthi', which marks the beginning of the Durga Puja.
