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Shri Durgamata Daud in Parbhani from Sunday: early-morning runs through the city for the nine days of Navratri
The series ends with a Mahadaud at the Shri Ashtabhuja Devi temple on Vijayadashami
My Maha Rashtra News Desk, Parbhani
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Parbhani: A Shri Durgamata Daud has been organised in the city for Sharadiya Navratri. Starting on Sunday, October 11, a run will set out at 6 am on each of the nine days of the festival from a different part of the city, beginning at Gandhi Park on Sunday.
The run will then start from the Shri Ganpati Chowk on Jintur Road on Monday (October 12), the Shri Swami Samarth Kendra in Sinchannagar on Tuesday (October 13), the Shri Sadgurunagar ground on Old Pedgaon Road on Wednesday (October 14) and Deshmukh Hotel on Karegaon Road on Thursday (October 15). On the following days it will start from the Hindu Hridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Arch on Jintur Road (October 16), the Shri Chintamani Maharaj temple on Vasmat Road (October 17), the Shri Venkatesh (Balaji) temple in Mamtanagar (October 18) and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk on Subhash Road (October 19).
On Vijayadashami, Tuesday, October 20, a Mahadaud will be held at 7 am at the Shri Ashtabhuja Devi temple in Prabhavatinagari, ending the series. The organisers have urged young people, women and citizens to join the run, which is held with saffron flags and chants, in large numbers.
Source: Esakal
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