Vijayadashami (Dasara,Dussehra) Greetings Wallpapers

Vijayadashami (also known as Dussehra/Dasara) is one of the most important festivals celebrated in various forms, across India, Nepal and Bangladesh. Dasara/ Dussehra is derived from Sanskrit Dasha-hara meaning "remover of bad fate" meaning remover of ten heads of Ravana's. It is also referred to as Navratri and Durgotsav. Vijayadashami is the day marks the victory of Goddess Durga over such demons as Shumbh and Nishumbh. It is a day when devotees worship Goddess Shakti. Shakti represents strength, ability and courage. This day also celebrates the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana.

In Karnataka, Ayudha Puja, on the ninth day of Dasha-Hara, is celebrated with the worship of implements used in daily life such as computers, books, house, weapons, vehicles, or kitchen tools. Buses, trucks and machines in factories are decorated.

Here is the Some Beautiful Indian Vijayadashami  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers, E-Greetings.

Dasara / Dussehra Festival Wishes wallpapers, photos

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Dussehra/Dasara Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Vijayadashami  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Dussehra/Dasara  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Vijayadashami  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Dussehra/Dasara Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Vijayadashami  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Vijayadashami  Greetings Wallpapers Greetings Wallpapers

Dussehra/Dasara

Dussehra/Dasara

Dussehra/Dasara

Very Famous Mysore Dasara : The legend associated with the Shami tree finds commemoration during the renowned Mysore Dasara & Navratri celebrations at Mysore. The Mysore celebrations also strongly emphasize the Durga legend described above, as may be expected in the city built at the very site of the events of the Durga legend. On Vijaydashami day, at the culmination of a colourful 10-day celebration, the goddess Chamundeshwari is worshiped and then borne in a grand procession on a Golden Ambari or elephant-mounted throne through the city of Mysore, from the historical Mysore Palace to the Banni Mantapa.

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