Kumari Puja Celebrated in Silchar and Agartala Highlighting Divine Feminine Power
Kumari Puja, a Hindu ritual worshipping young girls as embodiments of the divine feminine, was observed in Silchar and Agartala during Durga Puja. In Silchar, a girl seeking food was included among 130 girls worshipped, highlighting social inclusion. In Agartala, the ceremony emphasized spiritual reflection on feminine power and purity, rooted in tantric traditions. Organizers and religious leaders underscored the ritual's cultural and spiritual significance in fostering community and inner transformation.
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northeastnow broke this story on 19 Oct, 08:47 am. Other outlets followed.