Chandraghanta is named after the half-moon shaped like a bell on her forehead.

• Navratri Worship – She is worshipped on the third day of Navratri as an aspect of Goddess Durga.
• Connection to Shiva – She assumed this form to pacify Shiva’s fearsome appearance before their wedding and reassure her parents.
• Destroyer of Demons – The sound of her bell is believed to terrify and destroy evil forces in battle.
• Depiction – She is portrayed as an eight-armed goddess riding a lion, wielding various weapons, and possessing a third eye representing divine power.
  

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