Ambala, Oct. 13 -- On the third day of Navratri, the Goddess Kaali idol at Dukhbhanjani Temple in Ambala City was ceremonially bathed with around 300 kilograms of milk on Tuesday as devotees gathered to perform the ritual and seek blessings for prosperity.

The ritual is part of a centuries-old tradition observed at the temple on the third day of Navratri, dedicated to Goddess Chandraghanta. It is believed that devotees who perform the milk-bathing ritual with sincere devotion receive blessings of prosperity.

Some of the milk offered to the Goddess was offered to devotees as 'Charanamrit', while the remaining milk was used to prepare kheer as prasad and curd for the kadhi-chawal served during the community feast.

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