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The autumn nine-night celebration of Devi in her many forms, culminating around Vijayadashami.
Why it is celebrated
The observance honours divine power as courage, protection and the victory of wisdom over harmful tendencies. Its sequence of worship invites disciplined renewal rather than a single moment of celebration.
A thoughtful way to observe
Follow a sustainable nine-day practice and honour the dignity and strength represented by Devi.
This is a festival and Panchang-highlight calendar for India, not a live daily Panchang. A tithi can span two Gregorian dates; the observed day, nakshatra, muhurta and fasting window vary by city, sampradaya and regional calendar. Confirm local timings before a time-sensitive observance.