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Chaitra Navratri begins on April 9th and will end on Ram Navami, April 17th, celebrating devotion to Goddess Durga.

Chaitra Navratri 2024: Date, time and significance all you need to know about this festival 

<h2>Chaitra Navratri begins on April 9th and will end on Ram Navami, April 17th, celebrating devotion to Goddess Durga.</h2>

This year Chaitra Navratri will be starting on 9th April and and will conclude on 17th April on the day of Ram Navami.&nbsp; As per the Hindu calendar, the Pratipada date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month will start on 8th April at 11:50 pm and will end the next day 9th April at 08:30 pm when Chaitra Navratri will commence.
This auspicious festival is celebrated for nine days with great devotion in order to worship goddess Durga and her nine divine forms.
<h3>Chaitra Navratri Tithi 2024</h3>
Chaitra Navratri starts with the Pratipada date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. This year Pratipada Tithi will start on 8th April 2024 at 11:50 pm and will end the next day on 9th April 2024 at 08:30 pm. This year Chaitra Navratri will start on 9th April 2024 and will end after 9 days on 17th April 2024.
<h3>Ghatsthapna Muhurat</h3>
This time Ghatasthapana Muhurta is from 06:02 AM to 10:16 AM on 9th April. Ghatasthapana period is 4 hours 14 minutes.
<h3>Puja Vidhi</h3>
<ul>
<li>Decorate and clean the house at the beginning of Navratri. Keeping the house clean and beautiful keeps the blessings of Mother Durga.</li>
<li>On the first day of Navratri, a Kalash is installed which is considered to symbolize the arrival of Maa Durga. In this Kalash, betel leaves, betel nuts, coins, coconut, cotton and names of nine customers are written.</li>
<li>Prepare the necessary materials for Navratri puja, such as kumkum, rice, sweets, flowers, incense, lamp, worshipable fruits, grains, etc.</li>
<li>Light the lamps in front of Maa Durga and perform Aarti.</li>
</ul>
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The Ghazipur slaughterhouse in east Delhi will be closed from April 8 to 10 coinciding with the last three days of Navratra festival, the area's mayor has said.
East Delhi Mayor Shyam Sunder Aggarwal on Tuesday had said that the three-day closure of the abattoir was an annual exercise and "not a new order".
He had also "appealed" to traders to keep meat shops closed during Navratra or at least on the last three days of the festival, even as the authorities said "no official order" had been issued in this connection.
Aggarwal had also claimed that during Navratra, "90 per cent of the people do not consume non-vegetarian food".
Aggarwal's comments had stoked a controversy and drew sharp reactions on social media.
The East Delhi mayor said every year on the last three of Navratra, the Ghazipur slaughterhouse is closed, and this year it will be closed from April 8-10.

Ghazipur slaughterhouse in east Delhi to be closed for last 3 days of Navaratra, says Mayor

East Delhi Mayor Shyam Sunder Aggarwal on Tuesday had said that the three-day closure of the abattoir was an annual exercise and "not a new order"

Ghazipur slaughterhouse in Delhi to be closed for last 3 days of Navaratra

The Ghazipur slaughterhouse in east Delhi will be closed from April 8 to 10 coinciding with the last three days of Navratra festival.&nbsp;
East Delhi Mayor Shyam Sunder Aggarwal on Tuesday had said that the three-day closure of the abattoir was an annual exercise and "not a new order".&nbsp;
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He had also "appealed" to traders to keep meat shops closed during Navratra or at least on the last three days of the festival, even as the authorities said "no official order" had been issued in this connection.&nbsp;
Aggarwal had also claimed that during Navratra, "90 per cent of the people do not consume non-vegetarian food".&nbsp;
Aggarwal's comments had stoked a controversy and drew sharp reactions on social media.&nbsp;

East Delhi Mayor Shyam Sunder Aggarwal on Tuesday had said that the three-day closure of the abattoir was an annual exercise and "not a new order"

The Ghazipur slaughterhouse in east Delhi will be closed from April 8 to 10 coinciding with the last three days of Navratra festival, the area's mayor has said.
East Delhi Mayor Shyam Sunder Aggarwal on Tuesday had said that the three-day closure of the abattoir was an annual exercise and "not a new order".
He had also "appealed" to traders to keep meat shops closed during Navratra or at least on the last three days of the festival, even as the authorities said "no official order" had been issued in this connection.
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Aggarwal had also claimed that during Navratra, "90 per cent of the people do not consume non-vegetarian food".
Aggarwal's comments had stoked a controversy and drew sharp reactions on social media.
The East Delhi mayor said every year on the last three of Navratra, the Ghazipur slaughterhouse is closed, and this year it will be closed from April 8-10.

The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) requested the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing on its plea against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital.
The board said that Haryana is releasing untreated water to the national capital as it cited "unimaginable level of Amonia" which is not possible to be treated at water plants in the national capital.
The board complained that Haryana was sending untreated water at a time when the city needs more water due to Covid treatment at hospitals and festivals like Ramzan and Navratri.

Delhi's SOS to SC after finding 'unimaginable ammonia levels' in water

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The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) requested the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing on its plea against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital.
The board said that Haryana is releasing untreated water to the national capital as it cited "unimaginable level of Amonia" which is not possible to be treated at water plants in the national capital.
The board complained that Haryana was sending untreated water at a time when the city needs more water due to Covid treatment at hospitals and festivals like Ramzan and Navratri.

Dasara festival to be confined to Mysuru Palace amid virus fears 

As part of checking the spread of COVID-19,&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;has confirmed that the Dasara festival, a massive touristic&nbsp;event in the city, will be confined to the Mysuru Palace, its starting point, this year.
Every year thousands of people throng Mysuru from all over the globe to witness the 10-day Dasara festival during Navaratri, marked with regality when the ritualistic private military along with the caparisoned elephants march before the titular Maharaja and give him a gun salute.
But this year 'pageantry surrounding Mysuru's Dasara festival has been cut down and will be celebrated very simply with utmost precaution and only 300 guests will be allowed to watch the grand finale,' Deputy CM said in a statement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Dasara festival to be confined to its starting point&nbsp;Mysuru Palace
Normally, thousands head to Mysuru&nbsp;to witness the 10-day fest
This year, Mysuru's&nbsp;Dasara&nbsp;pageantry cut down&nbsp;
Simpler celebration; only 300 guests to be allowed for finale&nbsp;

As part of checking the spread of COVID-19,&nbsp;Karnataka&nbsp;Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa&nbsp;has confirmed that the Dasara festival, a massive touristic&nbsp;event in the city, will be confined to the Mysuru Palace, its starting point, this year.
Every year thousands of people throng Mysuru from all over the globe to witness the 10-day Dasara festival during Navaratri, marked with regality when the ritualistic private military and elephants march before the titular Maharaja and give him a gun salute.
But this year 'pageantry surrounding Mysuru's Dasara festival has been cut down and will be celebrated very simply with utmost precaution and only 300 guests will be allowed to watch the grand finale,' Deputy CM said in a statement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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