Navratri 2022: Make This Delicious Kala Chana Prasad For Ashtami Bhog
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The nine-day-long Navratri festivities started on September 26. Devotees, during the auspicious occasion, worship the nine forms of Goddess Durga and seek blessings from the well-being of their families. The Navratri ustav is celebrated with utmost joy and fervour. From garba nights to Durga Puja pandal hopping, people make the most of the festive season. One of the most important days is Maha Ashtami, which is the eight-day. This year, it falls on October 3. The traditional Maha Ashtami bhog is prepared on this day for Maa Durga. People, in North India, also perform Kanya Puja at home. One of the highlights of the bhog platter is kala chana. And in order to make sure that you strike the right balance of masalas, flavours, and consistency Food vlogger Parul is here with a tasty r...