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Durgashtami is the eighth day of Navratri dedicated to Goddess Durga, celebrating her victory over evil and her divine feminine power.
This auspicious day involves elaborate pujas, fasting, and cultural festivities. Devotees worship Durga in her various forms, performing rituals that invoke her blessings for protection, strength, and prosperity. Temples and homes are decorated, and community events like dance and music mark the occasion.
| Day | Date |
|---|---|
| Monday | January 07 |
| Tuesday | February 05 |
| Thursday | March 06 |
| Friday | April 04 |
| Saturday | May 03 |
| Sunday | June 01 |
| Tuesday | July 01 |
| Wednesday | July 30 |
| Friday | August 29 |
| Saturday | September 27 |
| Monday | October 27 |
| Wednesday | November 26 |
| Friday | December 26 |
Durgashtami highlights the significance of Shakti (divine energy) in overcoming darkness and injustice. The festival encourages spiritual awakening and collective harmony. It is celebrated with special offerings and often includes recitations of Durga Saptashati or other sacred texts.
In 2036 first Durgashtami vrat is on 7th January followed by, 5th February, 6th March, 4th April, 3rd May, 1st June, 1st July, 30th July, 29th August, 27th September, 27th October, 26th November, and the last Durgashtami date in 2036 marks on 26th December. Devotees are requested to fast and offer pooja on all these Durgashtami days for the well-being of their own and beloved ones.