Let’s see   Why is Navratri Celebrated.   The word “Navaratri” is a made up of two words. Nava and Ratri,” Nava” means nine and “Ratri” means night. Expand over nine nights and ten days. Navaratri is a holy festival in Hinduism. Where we are praying Goddess Durga, Furthermore which is a sign of the energy, in her nine beautiful forms with great reverence. Why is Navratri Celebrated In India: Navratri is one of the famous festivals in India which celebrated 9 days. Navratri festival is dedicate to the Hindu god Durga. This festival is also known as Durga Puja in West Bengal. It is usually celebrated in April and October. Furthermore, there are two different reasons Why is Navratri Celebrated , and each has it’s in different parts of India. Let’s explain two of these. The killing of Mahishasura: The Reason of Why is Navratri Celebrated One of the dangerous demons, Mahishasura undertook strict penance to obtain a blessing that no one cannot die by a male, underesti...