?May Mata Katyayani keep you all healthy and provide bright future?: Prime Minister Narendra Modi bows to Goddess Katyayani on sixth day of Navratri
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?May Mata Katyayani keep you all healthy and provide bright future?: Prime Minister Narendra Modi bows to Goddess Katyayani on sixth day of Navratri

Prime Minister Narendra Modi bows to Goddess Katyayani on sixth day of Navratri

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday bowed to Goddess Katyayani on the sixth day of the Navratri festival.
 
“Mother Katyayani is worshipped on the Shashthi of Navratri. I wish that Mata Katyayani always keep you all healthy and give you a bright future,” Prime Minister Modi said.
 
Katyayani is worshipped on the sixth day of Navaratri. Like Kalaratri, who is worshipped on the following night, Katyayani is a fearsome sight, with wild hair and 18 arms, each clutching a weapon. Born in a fit of divine rage and anger, she emits a radiant light from her body from which darkness and evil cannot hide. Despite her appearance, Hindus believe that she can bestow a sense of calm and inner peace upon all who worship her. Like Kushmanda, Katyayani rides a lion, ready at all times to confront evil.
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