Navratri, one of the most significant Hindu festivals, is celebrated with immense devotion and grandeur across India. The term Navratri translates to “nine nights,” dedicated to worshipping the nine forms of Goddess Durga. While most people are familiar with the Sharad Navratri observed in September and October, many wonder why Navratri is celebrated twice a year.

Navratri occurs during two key periods, Chaitra Navratri in March-April and Sharad Navratri in September-October. Both are considered highly auspicious because they align with seasonal changes and transitions in nature, which hold spiritual significance in Hindu philosophy.

Chaitra Navratri

Chaitra Navratri marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year as per the lunisolar calendar. It is celebrated in the spring season and is lin

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