The fourth day of Navratri is devoted to the worship of Mother Kushmanda, with devotees queuing at temples across the country for rituals. Particularly at the Jhandewalan temple in Delhi, a surge of faith was witnessed, with worshippers showing immense reverence during the worship practices conducted by priests. This day holds significant importance as worshippers undertake fasting and special prayers in honor of Mother Kushmanda, who is recognized as the goddess of power and beauty in Hindu tradition. The rituals signify deep-rooted cultural beliefs surrounding the Navratri festival, emphasizing collective spirituality and the cultural heritage of India.