Sat Oct 05 21:07:35 UTC 2024: ## Navratri Day 3: Celebrate with Brown or Grey

**New Delhi, India:** As the festival of Navratri continues, devotees are celebrating the third day by worshipping Maa Chandraghanta, the married avatar of Maa Parvati. According to Drik Panchang, after marrying Lord Shiva, Maa Parvati adorned her forehead with a crescent moon, earning her the name Chandraghanta, which translates to “bell of the moon.”

This day’s color theme is inspired by Maa Chandraghanta’s connection to nature. Both brown and grey, representing the earth and the clouds respectively, symbolize peace, stability, and grounding. Grey, in particular, embodies intellect and discretion, offering a balanced perspective between black and white.

Brown, on the other hand, signifies neutrality, balance, conservatism, formality, and sophistication. Individuals drawn to brown are known for their practicality, reliability, and maturity.

Therefore, wearing brown or grey attire on the third day of Navratri can be a meaningful way to celebrate the auspicious occasion.

**Meanwhile, in Haryana:** Congress leader Kumari Selja has stated that the party high command cannot ignore her for the Chief Ministerial position. She reiterated her commitment to the Congress, despite past disagreements with the leadership. Selja advocates for a Dalit Chief Minister, as the community constitutes 21% of Haryana’s population. This statement comes ahead of the upcoming elections in the state.

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