Navratri, a sacred Hindu festival, is celebrated with fervor and devotion across the country. It is a time when devotees immerse themselves in various rituals to seek blessings, remove negativity, and invite prosperity into their lives. Here’s a detailed guide on some traditional practices to observe during the nine days of Navratri: Swastik on the Main Door: One of the auspicious symbols in Hinduism, the Swastik, holds immense significance. Drawing a Swastik on the main door before the commencement of Navratri is believed to invite positive energy and ward off negative influences from entering the household. Offering Paan & Supari to Hanumanji: During Navratri, devotees offer Paan (betel leaf) and Supari (betel nut) to Lord Hanuman. This act is considered auspicious and is believed to invoke the blessings of strength, courage, and protection from evil forces. Lighting the Akhand Jyot: Lighting the Akhand Jyot (eternal flame) in the temple is a common practice during Navratri. I...