aarati durga puja

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Hindu Priests worshipping Goddess Durga with conch shell. Ashtami puja aarati - sacred Durga Puja ritual- festival of Hinduism Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Priests worshipping Goddess Durga with pradip. Ashtami puja aarati Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu devotees gathered for praying to Goddess Durga inside puja pandal for Ashtami puja aarati. Sacred Durga Puja ritual-festival Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Priests worshipping Goddess Durga with conch shell. Ashtami puja aarati. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Purohit raising fire of yajna to worship Goddess Durga for Ashtami puja aarati Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Priests worshipping Goddess Durga with panchapradip,chamor and fan. Ashtami puja aarati-sacred Durga Puja ritual- festival Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Priests preparing to worship Goddess Durga with puja ingedients for Ashtami puja aarati. Sacred Durga Puja ritual-festival Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Priest worshipping Goddess Durga with big hand held fan. Ashtami puja aarati at night. Durga puja is unesco intangible Royalty Free Stock Photo

Maa Durga is considered to be the embodiment of Shakti and was made to get rid of Mahisashura, the kind of ashuras. She is mainly the culminated power of various Gods, vested on her for creating a winning situation. She is mainly associated with annihilation of evil power.Durga Aarti generally takes place in the evening time and during the auspicious time of Durga puja. Sometimes, morning Durga Aarti take place once after the initial puja is done.