Colour of Day 9 - Navratri is Pink Thursday, October 18, 2018 Colour of Day 9 - Navratri is Pink The colour for the ninth and final colour of Sharad Navratri 2018 is pink. For nine days, Ramlila concludes all aspects of Ramayana and on the tenth day or Dashami, effigies of Ravana are burnt all around the city and country. Generally, when in the other parts of the India, the spirit of devotion and enthusiasm will reach to high on the eighth and the ninth day of navratri. Colour green stands for life, renewal, and harmony. In Maharashtra, Ghatasthapana, the first ritual is formally celebrated.
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