Navratri 2020 Start Date

We're taking a look at the significance of the Navratri 2020 colours and the stylish ethnic looks you can wear for each of them

Navratri 2020: The most auspicious nine days of Navratri is round the corner. Navratri starts on Saturday, October 17. Navratri is perhaps the most significant Hindu festival celebrated with much fervour. This year, amid the Covid pandemic, Navratri will be low key. Let us celebrate at home with family and read about the legends around Navratri. Ni...

Shardiya Navratri: One of the biggest festivals in India, Navratri starts on October 17 and ends on October 25. Even though the celebrations are bound to be low key due to Covid-19, the spirit of the festivities can't be spoilt by the pandemic. Nine avatars of Shakti or Goddess Durga are worshipped during Navratri

From big to not-so-big, we like to celebrate all festivals, and one of the most awaited festivals of the year, Navratri, is here. This year, Navratri starts on 17th October 2020 and concludes on 25th October 2020.

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.

We're taking a look at the significance of the Navratri 2020 colours and the stylish ethnic looks you can wear for each of them

Navratri 2020: The most auspicious nine days of Navratri is round the corner. Navratri starts on Saturday, October 17. Navratri is perhaps the most significant Hindu festival celebrated with much fervour. This year, amid the Covid pandemic, Navratri will be low key. Let us celebrate at home with family and read about the legends around Navratri. Ni...

Shardiya Navratri: One of the biggest festivals in India, Navratri starts on October 17 and ends on October 25. Even though the celebrations are bound to be low key due to Covid-19, the spirit of the festivities can't be spoilt by the pandemic. Nine avatars of Shakti or Goddess Durga are worshipped during Navratri

From big to not-so-big, we like to celebrate all festivals, and one of the most awaited festivals of the year, Navratri, is here. This year, Navratri starts on 17th October 2020 and concludes on 25th October 2020.

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.