Navratri is an opportunity to worship different forms of Goddess Durga, each day offering a specific bhog that symbolizes the qualities and blessings of the deity. These offerings, ranging from ...

Devotees across India observe this auspicious day by offering prayers, chanting Hanuman Chalisa, and preparing a special bhog (sacred food offering) to seek his blessings. Hanuman is known to be ...

As part of the celebrations, devotees prepare a variety of sattvic dishes as bhog (offerings) for the deity. These traditional recipes hold spiritual significance and are made without onion and ...

Each day of Navratri is associated with a different form of the Goddess and a specific offering (bhog). Below is a detailed guide on the day-wise Devi names, bhog items, and rituals of Chaitra ...

The official opening time is 6 am. Bhog Aarti: Rajbhog will be offered to the deity at noon. The bhog aarti will also take place at the same time. A short window from noon to 12:30 pm will be open ...

It is said that offering these specific bhog items can bring blessings and fulfill wishes. Devotees worship Goddess Shailputri and offer ghee as bhog. It is believed that this offering brings relief ...

In 2025, this nine-day celebration which begins on the 30th of March will once again see devotees honouring the nine forms of Goddess Durga with special offerings known as "bhog." Each day of Navratri ...

To help you celebrate Navratri 2025, we've put together some tasty bhog recipes you can offer to Goddess Durga. Navratri is a vibrant 9-day Hindu festival honoring Goddess Durga. It's a time of ...

A special kumkum and turmeric tilak is applied to the idol. Offerings of flowers, fruits, and incense are made to the deity. Bhog (Sacred Offerings) Unlike other festivals, no fresh food is cooked on ...