Navarathri in Chennai: A City Dressed in Festive Colours
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Navarathri in Chennai: A City Dressed in Festive Colours


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Chennai is immersed in the vibrant spirit of Navarathri, characterized by bustling markets, decorated temples, and devotional music. The festival celebrates the divine feminine by honoring both the Goddess and the girl child, fostering a deep sense of community, tradition, and spiritual devotion throughout the city.
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