
Shardiya Navratri is the most popular and significant Navratri of all Navratris. That’s why Shardiya Navratri is also known as Maha Navratri.
It falls in lunar month Ashwin during Sharad Ritu. The name Shardiya Navratri has been taken from Sharad Ritu. All nine days during Navratri are dedicated to nine forms of Goddess Shakti. Shardiya Navratri falls in the month of September or October. The nine days festivity culminates on tenth day with Dussehra or Vijaya Dashami.
Navratri Day 1 —- 25th September 2014 (Thursday)
Pratipada – Ghatasthapana – Shailputri Puja
Navratri color of the day is Yellow
Navratri Day 2 —- 26th September 2014 (Friday)
Dwitiya – Chandra Darshan – Brahmacharini Puja
Navratri color of the day is Green
Navratri Day 3 —- 27th September 2014 (Saturday)
Tritiya – Sindoor Tritiya – Chandraghanta Puja
Navratri color of the day is Grey
Navratri Day 4 —- 28th September 2014 (Sunday)
Chaturthi – Kushmanda Puja – Varad Vinayaka Chauth
Navratri color of the day is Orange
Navratri Day 5 —- 29th September 2014 (Monday)
Panchami – Upang Lalita Vrat – Skandamata Puja
Navratri color of the day is White
Navratri Day 6 —- 30th September 2014 (Tuesday)
Shashthi – Katyayani Puja
Navratri color of the day is Red
Navratri Day 7 —- 1st October 2014 (Wednesday)
Saptami – Saraswati Awahan
Kalaratri Puja
Navratri color of the day is Royal Blue
Navratri Day 8 —- 2nd October 2014 (Thursday)
Ashtami – Saraswati Puja – Durga Ashtami
Mahagauri Puja – Sandhi Puja – Maha Navami
Navratri color of the day is Pink
Navratri Day 9 —- 3rd October 2014 (Friday)
Navami – Ayudha Puja – Vijayadashami
Navratri color of the day is Purple
Navratri Day 10 —- 4th October 2014 (Saturday)
Dashami – Durga Visarjan
Vasanta (Chaitra) Navratri festival in 2014 is being celebrated from 31 March 2014 to 7 April 2014.
Sharada Navaratri festival in 2014 is being celebrated from 25 September 2014 to 3 October 2014.