The third day of Chaitra Navratri is especially dedicated to the worship of Mother Chandraghanta, recognized as the third form of Goddess Durga. According to religious beliefs, on this day, devotees can enhance their self-confidence and courage, as the energy is said to be concentrated in the Manipura chakra. Mother Chandraghanta is depicted with a half-moon shaped bell on her forehead and is believed to radiate brilliance similar to gold. She wields various weapons in her ten hands and rides a lion, symbolizing strength and valor. Worshiping her is believed to dispel fear, sorrow, illness, and negative energies while also granting devotees courage and the removal of life’s obstacles.