Vasudev Devnani visits nine temples in Ajmer on Navami, prays for prosperity, peace and well-being of the state and its people
Jaipur, October 2026: On the auspicious occasion of Sharad Navratri, Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Speaker Vasudev Devnani visited nine temples dedicated to goddesses in Ajmer city and its surrounding areas on Monday, the occasion of Navami, and offered prayers and performed rituals.
He prayed to Goddess Durga for peace, prosperity, happiness and well-being for the people of Rajasthan and Ajmer. He also expressed hope that the country's youth would develop their creative potential, stay away from disorder and contribute to the nation's progress and prosperity. He further prayed that respect for constitutional institutions would continue to grow stronger.
Devnani visited the Chamunda Mata Temple on Varun Sagar Road; Nausar Mata Temple on Pushkar Road; Mataji Temple at Bhakti Dham; Jattoi Darbar in Nagina Bagh; Ambe Mata Temple at Bajranggarh; Kali Mata Temple at Chand Baori; Kali Mata Temple in Ramganj; Chamunda Mataji Temple opposite the Anasagar Police Outpost; and Kali Mata Temple on Varun Sagar Road.
At each temple, he offered prayers, bowed before the deity and sought blessings for public welfare.
Navratri symbolises spiritual strength and cultural traditions
Devnani said Navratri holds special significance in India's Sanatan culture, representing strength, spirituality, devotion and cultural traditions. Through nine days of worship dedicated to the nine forms of Goddess Durga, devotees draw inspiration from spiritual energy, positivity and inner strength.
He said each manifestation of the goddess carries a message that can provide new direction to life while promoting social harmony and strengthening moral values.
The Assembly Speaker added that the nine forms of Goddess Durga inspire people to cultivate courage, self-restraint, wisdom, compassion, dedication and a strong sense of duty.
He said followers of Sanatan Dharma should draw inspiration from these divine manifestations and work not only towards personal progress but also towards fulfilling their responsibilities to society and the nation.
Youth urged to contribute to nation-building
Devnani emphasised that young people should remain connected to Indian culture and spiritual traditions and play an active role in nation-building.
He expressed hope that the blessings of Goddess Durga, the embodiment of divine power, would bring positive energy into everyone's life and that Rajasthan would continue to advance on the path of progress, peace and prosperity.
