Navratri Dry Day Or Not: Navratri has started from today i.e. 3rd October. Shardiya Navratri is celebrated with great pomp throughout the country. This festival lasts for 9 days. And every day is dedicated to a different form of Mother Goddess. This festival of Navratri started from 3rd October and will continue till 12th October. There is a lot of faith and emotions associated with the festival of Navratri.
Therefore, some things are considered prohibited in Sanatan Dharma. Which includes alcohol and non-veg. In such a situation, this question also comes in the minds of people. Does the sale of liquor stop during Navratri? Is there a dry day on Navratri? Liquor is not available in hotels, restaurants and bars anywhere. So let us tell you about this.
There is no dry day on Navratri
Let us tell you that today is 3rd October and Navratri is being celebrated all over the country. Many people keep fast during Navratri. Even touching alcohol is prohibited in Hindu religion these days. That is why many people have this question in their minds. Is it a dry day on Navratri? If you also have the same question then let us tell you that it is not so.
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Navratri day is not a dry day. However, on October 3, liquor is not available everywhere. For example, due to elections in Haryana, the sale of liquor has been banned from 3-5 October. So that law and order is maintained.
There will be dry days these days
3 to 5 October: Elections are to be held in Haryana, hence there will be no sale of liquor from October 3 to October 5. This day has been declared dry day in Haryana.
8 October: This day will be a dry day in Maharashtra. Alcohol prohibition week started in Maharashtra from 2 October. Its last day will end on October 8.
12 October i.e. Dussehra: Dussehra is celebrated with great pomp in India. On this day Lord Rama defeated Ravana. This day has great religious significance. That’s why we will try on 12th October also.
17 October: Maharishi Valmiki’s birth anniversary is celebrated on 17 October. Maharishi Valmiki wrote Ramayana. That is why this day has been declared dry day.
