‘Another illustration of divinity on Shukla Navami tithi’

Jagaddhatri is another illustration of divinity Hindu deity and is idolised on Shukla Navami tithi of the Bengali month of Karthik. The divinity Jagaddhatri doesn’t represent a violent kind as that of Hindu deity. She is seated on her Vahana Lion that stands upon the Elephant representing the Karindrasura (MahaGaja).

The erstwhile French colony of Chandernagore on the crescent moon formed banks of the stream Hooghly placed within the district with a similar name in West Bengal state has conjointly nurtured a singular pageant of divinity Jagaddhatri in late fall with the tallest of idols reaching the peak of thirty feet close to since the middle eighteenth century.

In Bengal, worship of divinity Hindu deity is undertaken thrice during a year. 1st throughout Basanti Puja within the Bengali Month of Chaitra, second throughout the Sharadiya Hindu deity Puja in fall, and third the Jagaddhatri Puja in late fall on Shukla Paksha of Bengali month of Karthik. Jagaddhatri, which means the saviour of the universe is another style of the divinity Hindu deity WHO involves save man from the diabolic reign of the Asuras or evil spirits. The attention-grabbing facet of this pageant is that the normal ornamentation ANd painting type of the divinity has remained a similar over the years with the utilization of the Shola and DaakerSaaj being an integral half until the current day.