Kasganj, Amrit Views: Chaitra Navratri is starting today on Sunday. Preparations have been made from temples to homes to worship the nine forms of Maa Durga. Devotees have shown great enthusiasm. All the devotees will worship the mother by staying fast. Religious rituals will be celebrated. The echo of bells will be heard in houses and temples. Throughout the day, people shopped for worship material.
Chaitra Navratri starts from the Pratipada date of Chaitra Shukla. The festival starts on Sunday and the day will end on April 7, the day. On the first day of Navratri, there is a house-to-house establishment and Ashtami-Navami is worshiped. Preparations for organizing Navratri were finalized. The temples are decorated and decorated. All the temples of the city including Maa Chamunda Temple, Kali Temple, Sheetla Temple are prepared for worshiping Mother. Temples have also been decorated in pilgrimage city Soron, Amampur, Patiali, Ganjdundwara, Sahawar, Sidhpura. There will be religious rituals from door to door on the Navratri festival.
These forms will be worshiped
The worship of Jagat Janani Maa Bhagwati and Navratri festival will start on Sunday. The forms of Navadurga will be worshiped in the nine days of Navratri. Shailputri on the first day, Brahmacharini on the second day, Chandraghanta on the third day, Kushmanda on the fourth day, Skandmata on the fifth day, Katyayani on the sixth day, Kalratri on the seventh day, Mahagauri, Mahagauri on the eighth day, Siddhidatri Devi will be worshiped on the ninth day.
Temporary police post will be built at Chamunda temple
There will be a crowd of devotees in all the temples of the district in Chaitra Navratri. The maximum crowd lives at Chamunda Temple on Circular Road in Kasganj. From the very first day of Navratri here, queues of devotees start at dawn. In order to protect the devotees, a temporary police post has been built by the Kotwali police at the main gate of the temple. Police personnel will be on duty for 24 hours at this post, in which women police personnel have also been deployed.
Prices of fruits increased
As soon as the Navratri festival comes after Ramadan, the prices of fruits have also increased. Fruit prices have increased by up to 20 percent. Fruit seller Suresh says that the demand for fruits has increased due to the two festivals falling together, while prices have increased by about 30 percent due to increase in supply. He said that this is not local inflation, but the prices of fruits have increased simultaneously in the wholesale market itself.
Talk of devotees
In Navratri, Chamunda goes to the court of Maharani for daily darshan and worship of Mother. Keeping fast and worships the mother- Rishu Gupta, Mahila Devi devotee.
For years, Chaitra has been fasting on Navratri. This time too, after fasting for nine days, we will go to the temple and worship the mother- Ranjana, Mahila Devi devotee.
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