Chaitra Navratri Puja is the springtime nine-day observance dedicated to Goddess Durga, marking the Hindu new year period and culminating in Ram Navami celebrations.
120 min Physical Festival Pujas
Why perform Navratri Puja (Chaitra)?
Invokes Goddess Durga's blessings across her nine forms
Marks the auspicious start of the Hindu lunar new year
Culminates in the joyous celebration of Ram Navami
When should Navratri Puja (Chaitra) be performed?
Observed over nine days starting from Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (typically March-April).
How is Navratri Puja (Chaitra) performed?
Ghatasthapana
A sacred kalash is installed on the first day, marking the start of the nine days.
Daily Devi Puja
Each day honors a different form of Goddess Durga, with prayers and offerings.
Ram Navami
The observance culminates on the ninth day, celebrating Lord Rama's birth.
Items needed (Samagri)
A kalash and items for Ghatasthapana
Flowers, akshat, and a diya for daily puja
Fruits and sweets for offering
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Chaitra Navratri different from Sharad Navratri?
Both honor Goddess Durga over nine days, but Chaitra Navratri falls in spring and concludes with Ram Navami, while Sharad Navratri falls in autumn and concludes with Dussehra.
Is fasting required for all nine days?
Practices vary — some observe a full nine-day fast, others fast only on the first and last days, per personal capacity and tradition.
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