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Ghata Sthapana or Kalash Sthapana or Kalasha Puja is the first and foremost event during Durga Puja. In 2009, the date of Ghat Sthapana in Durga Navratri Puja is September 19. On September 19, with Kalsha Puja, Durga Navratri Mahotsav will be started for the year – 2009. How to do Kalash Puja for Durga Navaratri Pooja? Kalash is prepared with a copper or bronze pot and pour pure water in it. Place some akshata, flowers and mango leaves in the water. Decorate the Kalash or ghata with turmeric power, vermilion powder, and sandalwood powder. Draw Swastika or Om or Trishul on the Kalasham. Recite the mantra for Kalasham and install the kalasha at Durga pooja place or pandal. In some places, Kalasha is installed and kalash puja is performed everyday during Navratri. In some places, Kalash puja is performed on the first day or on Ashwin Padyami day and the Kalasha remains unmoved till the end of the pooja on Mahanavami or Vijaya Dashami. In some places, on Mahalaya Amavasya, the day before Kalasha Sthapana, Brahmin Santarpana is done. Kalash Sthapana or Ghat Sthapana for Durga Pooja Dashain 2009 dates – Dasain festival in Nepal Durga Navratri Puja in 2009 – Dates to Observe Goddess Durga Navratri Batukamma 2010 - Batukamma Festival date in 2010 Kanya Puja - Worship of Young Girls During Durga Navratri Tags : Durga Navratri, Durga Navratri 2009, Ghata Sthapana, Ghata Sthapana 2009, Ghatasthapana, Ghatasthapana 2009, Ghatsthapana during Durga Navratri, Kalasha puja, Kalasha Puja 2009 in Durga Navratri, Kalasha Sthapana, Kalasha Sthapana 2009, Padyami Puja 2009, Padyami Puja in Durga Navratri, Prathami Puja in Durga Navratri |

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[...] Navratri is dressed in Parrot Green coloured saree. First Day of Durga Sharan Navaratri, 2009 – Kalasha Sthapana (Ghatasthapana) – Prathami Puja or Padyami Puja – Installation of earthen pot – Ashwayuja Shukla Padyami [...]
[...] Utsavalu begins on September 19 and ends on September 28 with Dasara (Vijaya Dashami). With Kalasha Sthapana Pooja, celebrations will start at the temple. On Padyami, the first day of Navarathri, Goddess Durga is [...]
[...] of devotees from the State, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. On Saturday, the Kalasha Sthapane puja is held. This ritual followed by ‘Shatarudrabhisheka,’ and some other [...]
[...] of devotees from the State, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. On Saturday, the Kalasha Sthapane puja is held. This ritual followed by ‘Shatarudrabhisheka,’ and some other [...]
[...] Navratri begins with the Ganapati Pooja followed by the Kalasa Sthapana and ends with Poornahuthi. Special pujas, Archanas are performed on these days along with Navaratri [...]