Kali Puja, a prominent Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Kali, is celebrated with great enthusiasm, particularly in West Bengal, Odisha, and surrounding eastern states. The festival is observed during the month of Kartik, according to the Hindu calendar.
In 2025, Kali Puja will take place on the night of Amavasya, which is the new moon night. On this occasion, devotees perform elaborate rituals and prayers to honor the goddess. The celebrations typically include chanting of specific mantras during auspicious timings designated for the worship.
As the festival approaches, many individuals and families prepare offerings and decorations to create a festive atmosphere. The rituals are characterized by their vibrant and elaborate nature, reflecting the cultural significance of the event.
For those looking to participate in the festivities, it is essential to be aware of the exact timings and auspicious moments for the rituals, which are crucial for their spiritual significance.
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