Navratri 2025 is just around the corner, bringing nine days of devotion, rituals, and vibrant celebrations dedicated to Maa Durga. From September 22 to October 2, devotees across India will observe Shardiya Navratri with fasts, daily pujas, and cultural festivities such as Garba and Dandiya. Each day honours one of the nine forms of the Goddess, with specific colours and traditions. This year, Navratri is extended by an extra day due to calendar adjustments, making it even more special. Whether you follow the customs or enjoy the festive spirit, Navratri 2025 promises devotion, joy, and cultural vibrancy.
Dates, Goddesses, and Colours
Shardiya Navratri 2025 begins on September 22 with Shailputri Puja in white. The following days honour Brahmacharini in red, Chandraghanta in royal blue, Vinayaka Chaturthi in yellow, Kushmanda in green, Skandamata in grey, Katyayani in orange, Kalaratri in peacock green, and Mahagauri in pink. Maha Navami falls on October 1, while Vijayadashami, marking Durga Visarjan, will be observed on October 2.
Navratri 2025 Rituals and Shubh Muhurat
During Navratri, devotees perform Ghatasthapana, daily worship of the Navadurgas, and observe fasts. Special rituals such as Sandhi Puja on Ashtami and Ayudha Puja on Maha Navami hold great significance. The festival also features Garba and Dandiya, offering a blend of devotion and cultural celebration. Navratri 2025 will be a time of prayer, tradition, and marking the triumph of good over evil.
