Why Goddess Durga is a Success Icon In Hinduism, Goddess Durga is revered as the ultimate protector, the warrior mother, and ...

In a world where patriarchy has long dictated the rules, ancient Indian mythology carved out a bold exception. It didn’t just ...

On this day the weapons of Goddess Durga are worshiped and the celebration is known as ‘Astra Puja’. This day is also popularly referred as ‘Virashtami’ owing to the display of arms and other forms of ...

These 9 days devotees celebrate their utmost ... known to destroy demon Mahishasura, Goddess Durga took the form of Goddess Katyayani. One of the most vicious avatars of Maa Parvati.

According to Hindu mythology a demon named Mahishasura earned the favour of Lord Shiva after a long and hard penance Lord Shiva impressed with his devotion blessed him that no man or deity would be ab ...

Temples in Delhi are organising prayers and “havan” ceremonies for the safety of the armed forces’ personnel and the wellbeing of the country amid a military conflict between India and Pakistan.

Easily recognizable as the elephantdeity riding a mouse Ganesha is arguably he most popular Hindu God and one of the commonest mnemonics for anything associated with Hinduism The son of Shiva and Parv ...

For 9 days on Shardiya Navratri people worship 9 Avatars of ... On the second day also known as Dwitiya, Goddess Bhrahmacharini is worshipped as the second avatar of Durga. This form of Goddess ...

The name “Raha” has multiple meanings: it means “divine path” in its purest form, “joy” in Swahili ... “Vamika” is another name for Goddess Durga, signifying strength and ...