Day 2 of Navratri festival: Over 9K devotees visit Mansa Devi temple

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Updated At : 12:14 PM Apr 15, 2021 IST

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Panchkula, April 14

As many as 9,600 devotees paid obeisance at Mata Mansa Devi temple on the second day of Navratri festival. While Kali Mata temple at Kalka saw 2,150 devotees paying obeisance, 225 devotees visited Chandi Mata temple.

Besides, at least Rs11.60 lakh, along with gold and silver items, were donated at these temples.

On the first day of the Navratri festival , a total of 10,400 devotees had paid obeisance at Mansa Devi temple. — TNS

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