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RamnavamiPooja

Ram Navami celebrated with fervour in Srinagar

| @indiablooms | Oct 17, 2021, at 04:08 am

Srinagar: The Kashmiri Pandit community celebrated Ram Navami in the summer capital on Thursday with gaiety.

Special prayers were held in Ram Mandir at Barbar Shah, Durga Nag Mandir, Kathleshwar Mandir, Habba Kadal and Hanuman Mandir at Hari Singh High Street.

Devotees thronged Ram Mandir at Barbar Shah and recited Bhajans. On the occasion, members of the Muslim community greeted the Kashmiri pandits and exchanged sweets.

However, this year the number of devotees at temples remained lesser as compared to previous years due to the COVID19 protocol.

“The nine-day-long Navratri festival during which the nine incarnations of Goddess Durga are worshipped culminates with Ram Navami. Devotees, who have been observing fast throughout Navratri, break the fast on this day by performing 'Kanya Poojan' and Sakh Immersion,” said Ashok Bhat, a Kashmiri pandit.

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