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Shardiya Navratri, the competition of worship of Maa Durga, is ranging from Monday. This time Mata will come sitting on an elephant in Hasta Nakshatra. Even throughout the farewell, the mom’s journey will stay the elephant. Jyotishacharya Kameshwar Nath Chaturvedi, director of Deepak Jyotish Bhagwat Sansthan, Mathura, advised that Shardiya Navratri is ranging from 26 September. When Mother Durga arrives on earth with an elephant, it’s thought-about an auspicious signal. In the scriptures, the elephant is alleged to be an emblem of knowledge, information and prosperity. In such a state of affairs, it’s a signal of bringing many auspicious indicators and prosperity.
He advised that this time Shardiya Navratri is ranging from twenty sixth September, which will proceed until fifth October. In the 9 days of Navratri, there’s a provision to worship 9 types of Maa Durga by legislation. Kameshwar Nath Chaturvedi advised that Pratipada date is beginning on twenty sixth September at 03.22 am. Pratipada date will finish on September 27 at 03:09 am.
Auspicious time for organising the vase
According to the Vedic Panchang calculation, on twenty sixth September, the auspicious time for worshiping Goddess and organising the Kalash will begin from 06.11 am to 07.51 am. If for some cause the Kalash isn’t established in this Muhurta, then the second auspicious time will be Abhijeet, which will final from 11:49 am to 12.37 am.
Four-day Durga Puja Festival from October 1
The Shardiya Durga Puja competition in Mathura, the metropolis of Lord Krishna, will be held from October 1 to October 5 at Kalindi Dham. Its preparation has began. Committee President Sunil Sharma and General Secretary Sapan Saha mentioned that Durga Puja Festival is being organized in Vrindavan Darwaza space for 31 years. He mentioned that this 12 months the Puja competition will start with Durga Shashthi on Saturday, October 1. On Monday, Durga Mahaashtami Puja will be held until 4:00 in the morning. Sandhi Puja on Maha Ashtami itself: will begin at 3:36 pm and will be held at 4:24 pm. On Tuesday, Mahanavami Puja will be held until 1:34 p.m.
