• Assembly Speaker visited and performed worship at nine goddess temples in Ajmer city and nearby on Navami
  • Wished prosperity, peace and happiness for the state and its citizens

Jaipur, 19 October. On the auspicious occasion of the autumn Navratri, Assembly Speaker Shri Vasudev Devanani on Monday visited nine goddess temples in Ajmer city and nearby and performed rituals. He prayed to Mother Durga for the welfare, peace, prosperity and happiness of the state and its citizens. He also wished that the country’s youth develop creative power, stay away from chaos and contribute to the nation’s progress, and that respect for constitutional institutions continuously strengthens.

Assembly Speaker Shri Vasudev Devanani visited Chamunda Mata Temple on Varun Sagar Road, Nausar Mata Temple on Pushkar Road, Mataji Temple at Bhakti Dham, Jattoi Darbar at Nagina Bagh, Ambey Mata Temple at Bajranggarh, Kali Mata Temple at Chand Bawdi, Kali Mata Temple at Ramganj, Chamunda Mataji Temple opposite Anasagar Police Chowki and Kali Mata Temple on Varun Sagar Road. He performed worship at all temples, offered his forehead at the feet of the Mother and prayed for public welfare.

Shri Devanani said that Navratri holds special significance in Indian Sanatan culture. The festival symbolizes power, spirituality, devotion and cultural traditions. Through worship of Mother Durga’s nine forms for nine days, devotees draw spiritual energy, positivity and self‑confidence. Each form conveys a message of giving life a new direction and strengthening harmony and moral values in society.

He said that the nine forms of Mother Durga inspire courage, restraint, knowledge, compassion, dedication and duty, and that every Sanatan should adopt these qualities, advance personally and fulfil responsibilities towards society and the nation.

Shri Devanani said that youth should connect with Indian culture and spiritual traditions and play an active role in nation‑building. The blessing of the powerful Mother should infuse positive energy in everyone’s life and the state should continue on the path of progress, peace and prosperity.

Bhanupratap/Ravindra