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Significance of Navaratri : Navaratri derived from Sanskirt language ( Nava means Nine Ratri means Night ) is the biggest festival in the Hindu religion is also called "Durga Puja" in West Bengal, "Makharotsav" in Goa also known as "Nauratri", "Navratam", "Nauratam". During this time Goddess Durga battled the Demon Mahishasura, the battle fought for 9 nights and on the 10th day, Durga killed the Demon that is why the 10th day is called "Dussehra" or "Vijayadashami" victory of good over evil. These days are also related to the Ramayana it signifies the day Lord "Rama" killed Ravana, because of this effigy of Ravana is burnt every year on the 10th day of Navratri that is Dussehra or Vijayadashami. During Navaratri, we invoke the Power aspect of Goddess in the form of Durga, it is a thought that during these times, Goddess provides energy to Earth and make it able to move around...

Hinduism is one of the oldest religion in the world lord Ganesha is more beloved and most worshiped than other Gods in Hinduism. Lord Ganesha is also called Ganesh, Ganpati with different 108 name's, before any auspicious work Hindus worshiping Lord Ganesha first. So people wish to seek more information in a nutshell about lord Ganesha, here is my little attempt to define some interesting fact related to Lord Ganesha. 1) Birth of Ganesha lord Shiva was doing meditation frequently and not want to be disturbed by anyone including Parvati, so she felt very lonely being ignored by her husband, then Parvati collected clay and a molded young man she could image and then breathed life into him and Ganesha was born. 2)  Popularity  Lord Ganesha is so popular among other Gods, it is not because of any trick, he received a boon from Lord Shiva when Ganesha got his elephant head from lord Shiva. 3)  "Ganesh Jayanti" and "Ganesh Chaturthi"  What is Ganesh Ja...