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While dandiya is part of many celebrations in the Gujarati communities, the dance has now become synonymous with the Navratri festival not only in the state but in several regions of the country.
Garba nights give people an excuse to forget all their turmoils, have fun with friends and family, and of course, put on the flashiest clothes to gleam in a crowd. But most important of all is the music to set the tone for the celebration.
Navratri is one of the most anticipated festivals in India. This year it begins on Wednesday, October 10 and ends on Thursday, October 18. Everyone around would be dressed in their best clothes. Here are some fun facts to know about Navratri and double the joy of celebration.
Not only is Navratri the first festival in the line-up, but it also spans long enough for you to try out all the intricate designs you've been waiting to adorn.
During the nine days of Navratri leading up to Dussehra, devotees of Goddess Durga practice fasting as it is symbolic of purifying one's soul; cleansing and rejuvenating it for the forthcoming winter season.