The Prime Minister prayed to Mother Kalaratri during Navaratri.

During the sacred month of Navratri, the Prime Minister offered prayers to Mother Kalratri as part of a spiritual program. The ceremony was held in Kashi, one of the country's major religious centers, where thousands of devotees and state guests participated. During the program, the Prime Minister recited a devotional song along with traditional chants and invoked a special prayer aarti.

This step was seen as a reinforcement of religious harmony and cultural unity. The Prime Minister said, “Religion and culture are the backbone of our society, and it is our duty to bring people of all faiths together on sacred occasions such as Navratri.” He also noted that this prayer is a symbol of respect and tolerance towards India’s diverse religious traditions. After the event, several religious leaders also praised the initiative and accepted it as a symbol of national unity.

Thus, the Prime Minister’s prayer to Mother Kalratri was not only a religious act but also a social message—that through religion we can all unite to build a prosperous and cohesive society. The program made clear that spirituality and national identity are deeply intertwined, and this initiative will further strengthen religious dialogue and coexistence in the times to come.