A carnival of divinity, Dussehra or Vijayadashami is one of the most widely celebrated festival in the northern regions of the Indian subcontinent and even in some parts of Eastern India. Coinciding with the immersion of Goddess Durga in the eastern state of West Bengal, Dussehra is a commemoration of the slaying of Ravana by Lord Rama, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu on earth. The day is celebrated by heart felt merry-making and exchange of divine gifts by beloved ones in the family and among friends. Continue reading Dussehra – A Divine Fiesta Honouring the Victory of Righteousness
With the auspicious Navaratri on a roll, the fourth day of the majestic occasion is celebrated as a tribute and a means to pay our divine homage to the third form of Shakti, Chandraghanta. The Navaratri is a puja that spans over a time span of nine days and is devoted to the worship of the nine auspicious form of the deity, also known as the forms of divine Shakti. Given the fact that the Indian masses are more than just inclined towards religious rituals, getting a puja performed back at your home has become all the more easier. Technological advancements have contributed a great deal to this. Several web portals from all the nations have made it an easy task for devotees to buy 
