On the third day of Navratri Maa Chandraghanta is worshipped. She is the married version of Parvati, one who adorns the half moon. Her form signifies justice, a source of vast knowledge, one who spreads power, bravery and courage. A woman’s life journey is interspersed with multiple hues, one of them being Chandraghanta. In this form a woman is incessantly striving to fight evil, within and without, ready to combat the evil in every sphere of life, slay the demonic forces prevailing in the society.