SREE VIJAYA DURGA KALI TEMPLE Sri Sharadiya Durga Puja and Debi Paksha Nav Ratri Mahotsab Wed, Sep 23Rd – Fri, Oct 3Rd

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SREE VIJAYA DURGA KALI TEMPLE Sri Sharadiya Durga Puja and Debi Paksha Nav Ratri Mahotsab Wed, Sep 23Rd – Fri, Oct 3Rd

23rd Sep: Tuesday 23rd Sep: Tuesday 23rd Sep: Tuesday SREE VIJAYA DURGA KALI TEMPLE Sri Sharadiya Durga Puja and Debi Paksha Nav Ratri Mahotsab Wed, Sep 23rd – Fri, Oct 3rd 8pm Durga Arati Mahalaya Amabasya Chandi Puja, Til Tarpan Tue, 23rd Sep (Details in Durga Puja Flyer) Devi Navratri 1 7:30 pm: Nav Durga Puja , Arati, Shantijal Shailaputri Maa 8:00 - 9:00 pm: Ashapura Maa Garba Wed, 24th Sep Devi Navratri 2 7:30 pm Nav Durga Puja , Arati , Shantijal Bhramhacharini Maa 8:00 - 9:00 pm: Randal Maa Garba Thu, 25th Sep Devi Navratri 3 7:30 pm: Nav Durga Puja, Arati , Shantijal Chandraghanta Maa 8:00 - 9:00 pm: Chamunda Maa Garba Fri, 26th Sep Devi Navratri 4 7:30 pm: Nav Durga Puja , Arati, Shantijal Kushmanda Maa 8:00 - 9:00 pm: Meldi Maa Garba/ Dandiya Sat, 27th Sep Devi Navratri 5 Durga Devi Bodhon (Details in Durga Puja Skandamata Maa Flyer) Sun, 28th Sep 8:00 pm: Durga Arati, Garba Panchami Bodhon (Awakening of Maha Shakti) Devi Navratri 6 Maha Shasti (Details in Durga Puja Flyer) Katyayani Maa 8:00 pm: Durga Arati Mon, 29th Sep Devi Navratri 7 Maha Saptami (Details in Durga Puja Flyer) Kalratri Maa 8:00 pm: Durga Arati Tue, 30th Sep Devi Navratri 8 Maha Ashtami (Details in Durga Puja Flyer) Maha Gouri Maa 8:00 pm: Durga Arati Wed, 1st Oct Devi Navratri 9 Maha Nabami (Details in Durga Puja Flyer) Siddhidatri Maa 8:00 pm: Durga Arati Thu, 2nd Oct Vijoya Dashami Maha Vijaya Dashami (Details in Durga Puja Fri, 2nd Oct Flyer) 8:00 pm: Durga Arati Sharad (Kojagari) Purnima 6:30 – 8:00 pm: Satyanarayan Puja, Kojagari Tue, 7th Oct Lakkhi Puja, Arati, Shantijal (Chandra Grahan - Wed, 8th, 5:00 - 8:30am) .

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