By: FPJ Web Desk | October 23, 2023
Dussehra is celebrated after Navratri, a Hindu festival that spans nine days every year
The festival denotes the victory of Lord Ram over Ravan and is marked as the triumph of good over evil
People are seen buying marigold flowers
The 10th day of Navratri also marks the day when Goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura
Every year on this day, effigies of Ravana are set alight to mark the festival of Dussehra
Effigies of Ravana's son Meghnath and brother Kumbhkaran are also burnt in some places
People also buy new things, especially gold, on this auspicous day
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