Kali Puja

Kali Puja, celebrated on the night of Diwali in eastern India, especially West Bengal, is dedicated to Goddess Kali, where devotees offer prayers, animal sacrifices (or symbolic offerings), and rituals to invoke her power and blessings for the destruction of evil and protection from misfortune.

Kali Puja, celebrated on the night of Diwali in eastern India, especially West Bengal, is dedicated to Goddess Kali, where devotees offer prayers, animal sacrifices (or symbolic offerings), and rituals to invoke her power and blessings for the destruction of evil and protection from misfortune.

Kali Puja, celebrated on the night of Diwali in eastern India, especially West Bengal, is dedicated to Goddess Kali, where devotees offer prayers, animal sacrifices (or symbolic offerings), and rituals to invoke her power and blessings for the destruction of evil and protection from misfortune.

Kali Puja, celebrated on the night of Diwali in eastern India, especially West Bengal, is dedicated to Goddess Kali, where devotees offer prayers, animal sacrifices (or symbolic offerings), and rituals to invoke her power and blessings for the destruction of evil and protection from misfortune.

Kali Puja, celebrated on the night of Diwali in eastern India, especially West Bengal, is dedicated to Goddess Kali, where devotees offer prayers, animal sacrifices (or symbolic offerings), and rituals to invoke her power and blessings for the destruction of evil and protection from misfortune.