How Durga Puja is celebrated in Guwahati City?
Durga Puja in Guwahati Durga Puja Location Address Pandals
Durga Puja in Guwahati Durga Puja Location Address Pandals
Durga Puja is distinguished with great passion crossways the city in September-October. Durga Puja symbolizes triumph of Goddess Durga over demon Mahisasura, who had godsend that just a woman might kill him. The rituals continue for 4-5 days. The idol stays as centre of appeal. It depicts Goddess Durga having ten hands. Amongst them, eight hands carrying different weapons each and remaining two holds spike that stabs demon.
Together with Goddess Durga, her 4 children also integrated Ganesha (Siddhidata or appetizer of every good thing), Kartik (God of warfare and beauty) Laxmi (Goddess of wealth) and Saraswati (Goddess of knowledge). Also, several Pandals are made. These pandals are well ornamented and generally entails lot of lighting. Also different delicacies, Bengali sweets, and different conventional dishes are organized and sold.
Durga Puja is celebration of Goddess Durga’s triumph over demon Mahishasura. It’s devotion of authority of Good which all the time wins over Evil. Durga Puja is also celebrated from 6th to 10th day of waxing moon in month of Ashwin which is 6th month, according to Hindu calendar. In Gregorian calendar, the dates come in September/October.
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