The triumph of good over evil is commemorated on the Dussehra holiday. It also marks the conclusion of the Navratri celebrations. On the tenth day of Shardiya Navratri, which falls on Vijayadashami, people burn effigies of Ravana, his brother Kumbhkaran, and his son Meghnath across the nation. This day also signifies the conclusion of Durga Puja’s five-day celebrations. The goddess Durga idols are submerged in water on this day. In the south, Dasara is commemorated as the goddess Chamundeshwari’s victory over Mahishasura, the demon.
Today, on Dussehra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent greetings to the country.
“Happy Vijayadashami to all of my family members around the nation. The message of this holy event is to embrace kindness in life and to put an end to negative influences. “Happy Vijaya Dashami to all of you!” he wrote on X, the erstwhile Twitter platform.
Here are some greetings for your loved ones and friends:
Happy Diwali. I hope the event brings you joy, good fortune, and wealth.
I hope that this holiday season brings you happiness, joy, and contentment.
On this auspicious day, let us all rejoice in the victory of good over evil. Happy Diwali.
I hope and pray that this joyous occasion brings you and your loved ones love, happiness, and safety from all harm.
Greetings and best wishes for a prosperous and self-actualizing holiday season.
Accept the positive things in your life and keep evil from entering your way. Happy Diwali in 2023!
I hope that this Dussehra will bring you happiness and prosperity instead of darkness and sadness. Happy Diwali.
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According to the Hindu Panchang Calendar, today’s auspicious Vijay Muhurat—a time for special ceremonies—will take place between 01:58 and 02:43 p.m. October 23, 2023, at 05:44 PM, is Dashami Tithi. It ends on October 24, 2023, at 03:14 PM.
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