Navratri has already approached, and the smell of incense sticks and the sound of dhol have filled the air. The huge Hindu festival Navratri is marked by a plethora of religious activities, from worshipping the Nav Durga (the nine forms of Mata Durga) to offering special prasad or bhog while seeking blessing from Mata Amba.

According to Drik Panchang, the Dwitiya tithi of Day 2 of Navratri which fall on Friday (October 4) will last upto 5:30 am, October 5. The auspicious colour for the second day is green. It symbolises nature and evokes a sense of growth, fertility, peace and serenity.

These offerings hold deep spiritual significance and are a meaningful way to celebrate Navratri while receiving Maa Durga’s divine blessings.

Every form of Maa Durga is celebrated with distinct rituals and offerings. Here’s a look at the traditional bhog or prasads you can offer each day during Navratri in 2024.

The eighth day, known as Durga Ashtami, is one of the most significant days of Navratri, where devotees worship Goddess Mahagauri. The ninth day, or Navami, concludes Navratri with prayers to Goddess Siddhidatri,

Grey might not be the first colour that comes to mind for a festival, but Chitrangda Singh demonstrates its undeniable glamour. Orange represents energy and vibrancy, and Saiee Manjrekar captures it perfectly.

Navratri Colours List 2024 Navratri Colours and their significance: By wearing these colors and understanding their significance, devotees honor the various forms of the Goddess.

The four-day-long Durga Puja will kick off on October 9 (Saptami) and culminate on October 12 with Maha Dashami (Dussehra).