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Colour 4 Life Contest by Faber-Castell #Video

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Colour 4 Iife Contest by Faber-Castell is open globally ,for the first time in 2025. Its an opportunity to show the world how my world looks like. My daughter and I both submitted our art work and we spent a weekend painting together and recording the process .

The interesting part of painting together, is it keeps us both feeling calm .I like painting nature,tree,leaves ,flowers and plants with the occasional landscape. My daughter likes sketching and painting girls .Her style has evolved over the years but she always draws pretty pictures. That’s her things. My thing is usually painting leaves.

The best part about painting is being able to use them for creating customized gifts. That’s the reason I created my blinkstore. Its easy to get started, but I am not sure its visible to the world wide web of holiday shoppers. Reading up all I can about print on demand and selling online is my goal for the rest of the year. Do let me know your plans for the remainder of 2026 .

This is part of Blogchatter Half Marathon .

Favorite Quotes about Teachers

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If you follow the national news cycle you will know about SST teacher recruitment scam in West Bengal. People who had no qualifications(not even class ten boards ) got jobs as high school and primary school teachers. The scam was so extensive ,that the grain from chaff couldn’t be seperated ,resulting in the entire panel getting cancelled .

While the loss of job is horrifying ,it hides a more sinister crime which no one is talking about .That’s the loss of time and knowledge for all the kids who were taught by the scamsters leading to drop outs and their parents wondering why their kids didn’t do well in school. Until now there has been no PIL for those kids. It’s a complex issue and reminds me how lucky I was ,to get great teachers growing up.

This collection of quotes are dedicated to teachers. Sometimes when I decide to write a blog post ,I get distracted and then I am late  for the event, or too early for the next one.In India teacher’s day is celebrated on 5th September 2025 in memory of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan who was a renowned teacher and philosopher.He believed the highest form of service to mankind was through teaching.

Quotes by Dr.Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

The true teachers are those who help us think for ourselves

A teacher presents the past, reveals the present, and creates the future.

Books are the means by which we build bridges for the future.

The end-product of education should be a free, creative man, who can battle against historical circumstances and adversities of nature.

A good teacher is the one who never stops being a student.

Knowledge without action is useless, and action without knowledge is foolishness.

Education to be complete must be humane; it must include not only training of the intellect but also refinement of the heart and discipline of the spirit.

Reading a book gives us the habit of solitary reflection and enjoyment.

Books are not just for learning, but also for building a better future.

The true teachers are those who are able to think for themselves and inspire others to think independently.

Teachers should be the best minds in the country.

The best teachers are those that show you where to look but don’t tell you what to see.”

– Alexandra K. Trenfor

The greatest legacy a teacher can leave is a mind awakened to its own power.
Aloo Denish Obiero

Teaching is the quiet work of building tomorrow, one student at a time.
Aloo Denish Obiero

What my daughter said is here.

Other quotes from my fertile mind and things I have read ,but don’t remember where!

Good teachers teach. Great teachers lead.

Your mother is your first teacher .

Nature teaches like no one else.

What you don’t do ,you can’t teach.

To become a great teacher you must first learn.That in itself is work for only a chosen few .

Without teachers the world is lost.

If you want to destroy society ,promote corrupt teachers.If you want to build a great society choose your teachers with great care.

Teachers bring light into a world where the darkness of ignorance exists.

You can learn from anyone and everyone but everyone can’t teach.

Only those who know can teach.

The best teachers are life long readers.

If you find one good teacher you are blessed.

Libraries are the best way to find the world’s best teacher with no boundary of time or geography.

Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar knew about the power of education and was one of the greatest teachers of all times.

Krishna teaches us about living life with righteousness.Lord Krishna is one of life’s best teachers. In times of doubt,trust his words.

This is part of Blogchatter Half Marathon

Why Blinkstore? Best Print on Demand Store in India

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October means a lot of praying, being grateful for my blessings ,meeting family and friends plus trying new things. That’s why I decided to take a good look at getting my art on products.But before I get into the details I want to share a little backstory of the why behind my print-on-demand adventures.

Key Takeaways

  • October brings opportunities for gratitude, family, and trying new things, prompting exploration of selling art on products.
  • Print-on-demand offers a cost-effective way to share and sell art, however, finding the right platform can be challenging.
  • After testing various platforms, blinkstore.ai shows promise with easy setup and product variety, though functionality can be inconsistent.
  • The author seeks a print-on-demand site that integrates seamlessly with Amazon and has no upfront costs, hoping for a more user-friendly experience.

Check out the Healthwealthbridge Store

Check out my first book in Print ,the Krishna Mishra Mystery series books 1-4 .

As an artist I dream of selling my art prints .But as a very practical person I know that will probably happen only if its in my destiny .Yes I am practical with a very large dollop of hope in me .Now print-on-demand makes art work shareable, wearable, licensible and sellable to the masses without breaking the bank.But setting it up without a system is cause for severe boredom .I often try different store options to see what kind of back end work I have to do, to get things moving .I prefer options which don’t have an upfront cost ,but work on commission basis fora particular volume of sales. Once the stores are making a significant profit, upgrade options, are definitely on the table. If not print-on-demand at Draft2Digital I wouldn’t have my books in print so easily .

When I started blogging I knew only about affiliate income and sponsored posts as sources of supporting blog .That was 2014 and now eleven years later Healthwealthbridge has a whole umbrella of platforms .But passive income needs a lot of active work upfront. Mompreneurship has always been a thing .

I was getting tired of trying out different print on demand plaftorms and after jumping through the hoops realizing it doen’t work out for me .I was searching for the best print-on-demand Store option in India.

I tried Texindiamart .It doesn’t have a store option.

Fizdi is something I am still working out.Its my art shop website which allows custom prints in India.Amazon shop will have a GST thing which would require more hoop jumping

Then I found Qikink and it integrates with Shopify, woo commerce and Amazon. All options I cant afford right now.

Shopify is a store option I  loved .I trued out the free trial, but its just too expensive for me to try now.For a basic plan with a store I will need a minimum of 1499 per month billed annually. That’s 17988 per year I will spend regardless of what I sell. So that option went right out of the window.

Gelato is another international platform with a steep subscription fee.

Amazon Store has a subscription fee after a few months of free ,it requires GST number plus it has no P-O-D option

I also tried Etsy and in India its a scam of zero support and strange charges.

So I was back to square one, when I found blinkstore.ai .

It looks simple to set up ,but adding products is a whole different thing .Luckily I was able to get one design accepted

Best part –

Once the design gets uploaded on one product , blinkit puts it in a range of products from which you can choose which one you want on the store.That way its a collection, without being tedious.Painting is fun .Getting your head around how ai works and why it doesn’t work can be excruciating .

By the way the chatbot on the blinkit site didn’t seem to work.

But saying all that I am still glad I got the store up and running .Now to find out whether it works or not .

Here’s a raw version of my blinkstore .

What I am trying now is-uploading my designs,getting the products ready according to things I would buy or gift myself .

What I would love:

A print on Demand  site which help you also sell on Amazon effortlessly.No upfront cost ,like a Draft2Digital of Print on Demand. I hope the Universe is listening. Right now Blinkstore is the best Print on Demand Store option in India

What I did this Durga Puja #Video post

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Durga Puja this year started with rains causing havoc to the pandal hopping plans. But we still managed and Maa Durga came and blessed us all. Sharing a glimpse of the Mother Goddess ,who came visiting with all her children .I am also sharing a few of the art work I did during this time.

Maa Durga’s 108 names will give you an idea about her powers.

Purush (man) and Prakriti (woman) are manifestations of Shiva and Parvati. This inspiration was behind my mixed media artwork.

https://youtube.com/shorts/5Q6QUQcgMHE?si=U1m6AGpGq0QL73sN

This year Durga Puja was spent praying to the Mother Goddess right in our apartment complex.

The rain forecast meant ,change of many plans. But luckily meeting up with family and friends happened right as scheduled. It’s a blessing that there are people who want to be with you ,they are the real treasures.

I also updated my Book page

Spruced up my art shop and then decided to try blinkstore for a few of my products.New beginnings are what October is all about for me because this October 13th Healthwealthbridge finishes eleven years on the web.That is something that’s making me happy and grateful.

Trying new things are what keeps our brain free of dementia or that’s what research says .It also keeps boredom monsters away.

Podcasting: India vs International — a white paper-style comparison

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This is a #AI research post about Podcasting in India and internationally.I started podcasting in 2018 ,when it wasn’t even a thing.I wrote a short guide for beginner podcasters to get started without overwhelm on a budget. That was then. Now its a different story.

Podcasting in India doesn’t follow the usual international trends .Many topics podcasters make news style or interview style podcasts with Bollywood stars/influencers,star health coaches ,sports stars …you get the drift?Tooting my own horn ,I am on the feedspot list of top Doctors podcasting/health podcasters and women podcasting in India.

News podcasting or real information is hard to get from the oohs and aahs of social media adoration.In the drama of looking intense and trending many fall of the bandwagon.The poster child of that podcasting drama was ” beer biceps who  had a good thing going but turned out to be shallower than a tea spoon if water.He wanted to be cool while being intensely privileged or may be he had bad PR people.Theres a thing called editing and some people don’t understand they have a good thing.

See the Mindmap

Listen on Youtube

Listen on Spotify

Original research & synthesis — trends, demographics, monetization, tech, future outlook.
Includes: creator & listener demographics, categories with strongest earning potential, monetization pathways, technology stack, future trends — and a curated Top 10 Health podcasts in India (with Feedspot sourcing).

Executive summary

Podcasting is no longer a niche hobby — it’s mainstream audio entertainment and a maturing creator economy. India is one of the fastest-growing podcast markets globally: recent industry reports estimate over 100 million listeners in India in 2024 with rapid growth projected into 2025–2030, while international markets (US, China, much of Europe, Latin America) show steady, high-per-capita listenership and more developed monetization ecosystems. This paper compares the two ecosystems, identifies the highest-opportunity categories (including health), and offers tactical advice for creators and organizations aiming to scale.

https://youtu.be/3hTVAm-SMos?si=mOmTrtXaPWvnY7Dc

Methodology

This brief synthesizes public industry reports (Edison Research / The Infinite Dial, national industry summaries), market forecasts (India market reports), platform/creator resources (Spotify creator materials), and curated podcast directories (Feedspot). For the “Top 10 Health podcasts in India” list we relied on Feedspot’s curated lists and cross-checked podcast availability on major platforms. Where possible I cite primary industry numbers for the largest claims.

1. Size & growth — India vs global

  • India: Market reports and government/industry summaries place India among the world’s fastest-growing podcast markets — on the order of 100+ million monthly listeners in 2024 with projections toward much larger user bases as smartphone penetration and vernacular content scale. India’s podcasting market is forecast to grow rapidly in revenue and audience through 2030.
  • Global: Mature markets (US, parts of Europe) show high per-capita podcast adoption; Edison’s Infinite Dial continues to record all-time highs in U.S. podcast consumption and monthly reach. Globally, investment in podcast platforms, ad tech, and creator monetization continues to increase, though growth is now more about monetization sophistication than raw listenership.

Takeaway: India = explosive audience growth (especially regional languages); Global = larger ad markets and more mature monetization pathways.

2. Creator & listener demographics

  • India listeners: skew younger, mobile-first, and regionally diverse. Growth is strongest in tier-2/3 cities and among vernacular audiences; commuting and mobile-only consumption dominate. Reports also show heavy weekly listening in the 18–34 age bracket.
  • Global listeners (example: US): tends to skew 25–44 for heavy podcast listeners, with higher reported household incomes and a larger share of ad-valuable listeners (affluent, educated). Edison Research highlights continued growth across age groups but particularly strong engagement among 25–34 and 35–44 segments.
  • Creators: India sees many independent creators, small audio startups, and radio/YouTube talent repurposing content. Globally, professional networks, established media companies, and well-funded podcast studios still dominate top revenue positions.

Implication: India creators should prioritize mobile distribution, short/episodic formats, and regional languages; international creators can rely more on longer-form shows and diversified revenue from ads and subscriptions.

3. Categories with the most earning potential

Across markets, ad revenue and listener willingness to pay concentrate around a few categories:

High-potential categories (global & India overlap but vary in order):

  1. News & current affairs — premium ad CPMs in mature markets.
  2. True crime & investigative storytelling — consistently high audience engagement.
  3. Business & entrepreneurship — appeals to advertisers targeting professionals.
  4. Comedy & entertainment — strong download volumes and sponsorship appeal.
  5. Health & wellness / Medical — growing rapidly (health literacy, preventive care, wellness brands). In India, health podcasts targeted to parents, women, and chronic-condition audiences show good sponsorship fit.

Note: Category value depends on advertiser demand in the market — e.g., finance and business sell well in high-income markets; consumer brands and edtech are strong sponsors in India.

4. Monetization & earning opportunities

Creators worldwide now use multiple revenue streams — diversification is key.

Primary monetization models:

  • Host-read sponsorships / dynamic ad insertion: still largest ad channel in many markets; ad spend continues to grow. (Industry ad revenue projections show rising spend year-on-year.)
  • Platform/paid subscriptions & bundles: Spotify/Apple/others offer listener subscriptions and ‘paid episodes’ programs (premium feeds, memberships). Spotify for Podcasters provides creator tools and case studies for subscription strategies.
  • Crowdfunding / listener support: Patreon, Buy Me a Coffee, direct website subscriptions — particularly effective for niche, highly engaged audiences.
  • Branded content / partnerships: long-form sponsored series, educational partnerships (health providers, pharma with strict compliance), and native content for brands.
  • Live events, courses, books & IP licensing: monetizing a podcast’s audience into events, consulting, or paid courses is a common revenue multiplier.
  • Network deals / ad marketplaces: joining a podcast network can unlock programmatic and direct-sell ad opportunities; dedicated monetization platforms are a growing market.

India specifics: CPMs currently lower than the US, but large scale vernacular audiences and niche verticals (health, parenting, regional entertainment) offer strong sponsorship and direct-customer opportunities.

5. Technology & distribution stack (what creators actually use)

A modern podcasting tech stack generally includes:

  • Recording & editing: USB/XLR microphones (e.g., Shure/Audio-Technica mics), digital audio workstations (Audacity, Adobe Audition, Reaper).
  • Remote interview tooling: Zoom, Zencastr, Riverside.fm (video + audio), SquadCast — important as video-podcast content grows.
  • Hosting & analytics: Libsyn, Anchor, Podbean, Transistor, or direct hosting with CDN + RSS feed; podcast-specific analytics for downloads, listener geographies, and episode performance.
  • Distribution platforms: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube (video podcast uploads), and local apps (Gaana, JioSaavn in India). Recent reports show YouTube gaining ground as a major place people listen to podcasts, especially video-first audiences.
  • Ad tech & monetization tools: dynamic ad insertion platforms, programmatic marketplaces, and Spotify/Apple creator dashboards.

Recommendation: Indian creators should plan for mobile-first audio, repurpose content to short-form video snippets for YouTube/Instagram, and track engagement via host platform analytics.

  • Video-first podcasting continues to rise: YouTube and short-form video snippets will drive discovery and ad dollars.
  • Regional-language explosion in India: vernacular content will outpace English growth, unlocking advertisers targeting regional audiences.
  • More sophisticated monetization & bundling: paywalls, publisher bundles, and micropayments will emerge alongside higher-quality branded audio.
  • Niche + vertical authority wins: smaller shows with deeply engaged audiences (health, parenting, specialist business topics) will command high-value sponsorships even with smaller absolute downloads.
  • Compliance & content governance in health: medical/health podcasts will face increasing scrutiny about claims; creators should adopt editorial standards and fact-checking to maintain trust.

7. Practical playbook for health podcasters (actionable)

  1. Short, evidence-backed episodes (7–15 min) work well for busy listeners (esp. parents/professionals).
  2. Cite sources / show notes: include links to studies, guidelines, and disclaimers to build trust.
  3. Leverage multi-platform strategy: audio + YouTube video + social clips + newsletter to capture audience across touchpoints.
  4. Monetize with a blended model: sponsorships + premium episodes (deep dives) + online workshops or mini-courses.
  5. Partner with credible institutions: hospitals, wellness brands, or medical publishers — but keep transparency in sponsorships.
  6. Measure engagement beyond downloads: CTA clicks, newsletter signups, and time-listened give better monetization signals to sponsors.

Top 10 Health Podcasts in India (curated from Feedspot’s India Health / India Doctor lists)

Below is a practical, listener-friendly top 10 (ordered as per Feedspot’s curated lists and cross-checked across platform listings). This list is intended for readers who want a quick sampler of the health podcast landscape in India.

  1. The Healthy Indian Podcast
  2. Health Wealth
  3. Eat Smart With Avantii
  4. Ctrl Alt Thrive Podcast
  5. Healthcare India
  6. Spread the light with Dr Devika B
  7. Zindagi Matters
  8. Mental Health Musings
  9. The MyndStories Podcast
  10. Healthwealthbridge by Dr. Amrita Basu

Notes: These titles are curated from Feedspot’s “India Health Podcasts” and “India Doctor Podcasts” pages and represent a mix of clinical, wellness, mental health, and parent/child-focused shows. Feedspot’s curation considers factors like engagement, freshness, and influence.

Spotlight — Healthwealthbridge by Dr. Amrita Basu

Healthwealthbridge (hosted by Dr. Amrita Basu, ENT surgeon) is a bite-sized health & wellness podcast focused on preventive healthcare, wellness, STEAM education, creativity, and financial independence for Indian moms. The show is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube. Feedspot has featured Healthwealthbridge across several of its curated lists (India Doctor Podcasts, India Health Podcasts, Women Health Podcasts), ranking it prominently — including a #3 placement on Feedspot’s “India Doctor Podcasts” list in the referenced edition — demonstrating recognition within curated India health/doctor podcast rankings. Creators should use such third-party listings to improve discoverability and outreach to sponsors.

Limitations & notes on the “original research” claim

  • This white paper synthesizes public industry reports and curated directories (Feedspot), plus platform creator resources. I call this original research + synthesis because it compiles disparate primary sources into a compact comparative brief and provides new, actionable recommendations tuned to Indian creators. Where numerical projections are given (market size, listener counts), I cite the original reports and forecasts.

Closing recommendations (for creators, networks, and sponsors)

  • Creators: prioritize consistent publishing, cross-posting to YouTube, and building a direct relationship with listeners (newsletter, community) to capture higher LTV.
  • Networks/marketers: invest in regional-language shows and measurement frameworks that go beyond downloads (engagement signals).
  • Health podcasters specifically: adhere to medical-ethical best practices, include citations in show notes, and pursue brand partnerships in preventive care, maternal & child health, and wellness tech.

References

  1. The Podcasting Boom in India: Shaping the Future of Digital Storytelling — IBEF
    https://ibef.org/blogs/the-podcasting-boom-in-india-shaping-the-future-of-digital-storytelling
  2. The Infinite Dial 2025 — Edison Research (main report page)
    https://www.edisonresearch.com/the-infinite-dial-2025/
  3. The Infinite Dial 2025 (PDF presentation) — Edison Research
    https://www.edisonresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/The-Infinite-Dial-2025-Presentation.pdf
  4. Head Snappers From Edison Research’s Infinite Dial 2025 — Westwood One blog
    https://www.westwoodone.com/blog/2025/03/24/head-snappers-from-edison-researchs-infinite-dial-2025-podcast-18-34-reach-is-equal-to-tv-female-audiences-soar-and-the-one-slide-every-marketer-needs/
  5. 40 Best India Health Podcasts You Must Follow in 2025 — Feedspot
    https://podcast.feedspot.com/india_health_podcasts/
  6. The Rise of Podcasting in India — ISB ExecED (Industry Perspectives)
    https://execed.isb.edu/en/ep/industry-perspectives/article/podcasting-in-india.html
  7. Nielsen and Edison Research to Launch Groundbreaking Podcast Dataset — Nielsen
    https://www.nielsen.com/news-center/2025/nielsen-and-edison-research-to-launch-groundbreaking-podcast-dataset-in-nielsens-media-planning-tool/
  8. Podcasting in India — Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting_in_India
  9. Podbharti — Wikipedia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podbharti
  10. India’s Media, Entertainment Industry To Be Fastest Growing Globally — IBEF (case / research)
    https://ibef.org/research/case-study/india-s-media-entertainment-industry-to-be-fastest-growing-globally-hit-rs-4-lakh-crore-by-2025
  11. India’s Podcasting Boom, Spotify Returns Pod.Link, & More — SoundsProfitable
    https://soundsprofitable.com/the-download/indias-podcasting-boom/
  12. The Weekend Insight — The $3 Billion Podcast Boom: How India Is Redefining Audio Entertainment — Startup Chai
    https://www.startupchai.in/p/the-weekend-insight-the-3-billion-podcast-boom-how-india-is-redefining-audio-entertainment

Additional Resources

Download the pdf here in English.

Read it in Bengali here

Podcasting- India vs International — a white paper-style comparison.docx (Bengali) by Dr.Amrita Basu (Misra)

Read it in Hindi here

Podcasting- India vs International — a white paper-style comparison.docx (Hindi) by Dr.Amrita Basu (Misra)
Dr.Amrita-Basu-Podcasting-Wellness-and-Monetizing-for-Writers-In-India-Quick-Guide-.pdf by Dr.Amrita Basu (Misra)

108 Names of Maa Durga

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Maa Durga has many names.Durga Pujo is the right time to remember them.Devi pakkho starts from 22nd  September 2025.Its also the first day of Navaratri.

মা দুর্গার ১০৮ নাম ॥
(১) সতী,
(২) সাধ্বী,
(৩) ভবপ্রীতা,
(৪) ভবানী,
(৫)ভবমোচনী,
(৬) আর্য্যা,
(৭) দুর্গা,
(৮) জয়া,
(৯)আদ্যা
(১০) ত্রিনেত্রা,
(১১) শূলধারিণী,
(১২)পিনাকধারিণী,
(১৩) চিত্রা,
(১৪) চন্দ্রঘণ্টা,
(১৫) মহাতপা,
(১৬) মনঃ,
(১৭) বুদ্ধি,
(১৮) অহঙ্কারা,
(১৯) চিত্তরূপা,
(২০) চিতা,
(২১) চিতি,
(২২) সর্বমন্ত্রময়ী,
(২৩) নিত্যা,
(২৪) সত্যানন্দস্বরূপিণী,
(২৫) অনন্তা,
(২৬) ভাবিনী,
(২৭) ভাব্যা,
(২৮) ভব্যা,
(২৯) অভব্যা,
(৩০) সদাগতি,
(৩১) শাম্ভবী,
(৩২) দেবমাতা,
(৩৩) চিন্তা,
(৩৪) রত্নপ্রিয়া,
(৩৫) সর্ববিদ্যা,
(৩৬) দক্ষকন্যা,
(৩৭) দক্ষযজ্ঞবিনাশিনী,
(৩৮) অপর্ণা,
(৩৯) অনেকবর্ণা,
(৪০) পাটলা,
(৪১) পাটলাবতী,
(৪২) পট্টাম্বরপরিধানা,
(৪৩) কলমঞ্জীররঞ্জিনী,
(৪৪) অমেয়বিক্রমা,
(৪৫) ক্রূরা,
(৪৬) সুন্দরী,
(৪৭) সুরসুন্দরী,
(৪৮) বনদুর্গা,
(৪৯) মাতঙ্গী,
(৫০) মতঙ্গমুনিপূজিতা,
(৫১) ব্রাহ্মী,
(৫২) মাহেশ্বরী,
(৫৩) ঐন্দ্রী,
(৫৪) কৌমারী,
(৫৫) বৈষ্ণবী,
(৫৬) চামুণ্ডা,
(৫৭) বারাহী,
(৫৮) লক্ষ্মী,
(৫৯) পুরুষাকৃতি,
(৬০) বিমলা,
(৬১)উৎকর্ষিণী,
(৬২) জ্ঞানা,
(৬৩) ক্রিয়া,
(৬৪) সত্যা,
(৬৫) বুদ্ধিদা,
(৬৬) বহুলা,
(৬৭) বহুলপ্রেমা,
(৬৮) সর্ববাহনবাহনা,
(৬৯) নিশুম্ভনিশুম্ভহননী,
(৭০) মহিষাসুরমর্দিনী,
(৭১) মধুকৈটভহন্ত্রী,
(৭২) চণ্ডমুণ্ডবিনাশিনী,
(৭৩) সর্বাসুরবিনাশা,
(৭৪) সর্বদানবঘাতিনী,
(৭৫) সর্বশাস্ত্রময়ী,
(৭৬) সত্যা,
(৭৭) সর্বাস্ত্রধারিণী,
(৭৮) অনেকশস্ত্রহস্তা,
(৭৯) অনেকাস্ত্রধারিণী,
(৮০) কুমারী,
(৮১) কন্যা,
(৮২) কৈশোরী,
(৮৩) যুবতী,
(৮৪) যতি,
(৮৫) অপ্রৌঢ়া,
(৮৬) প্রৌঢ়া,
(৮৭) বৃদ্ধমাতা,
(৮৮) বলপ্রদা,
(৮৯) মহোদরী,
(৯০) মুক্তকেশী,
(৯১) ঘোররূপা,
(৯২) মহাবলা,
(৯৩) অগ্নিজ্বালা,
(৯৪) রৌদ্রমুখী,
(৯৫) কালরাত্রি,
(৯৬) তপস্বিনী,
(৯৭) নারায়ণী,
(৯৮) ভদ্রকালী,
(৯৯) বিষ্ণুমায়া,
(১০০) জলোদরী,
(১০১) শিবদূতী,
(১০২) করালী,
(১০৩) অনন্তা,
(১০৪) পরমেশ্বরী,
(১০৫) কাত্যায়নী,
(১০৬) সাবিত্রী,
(১০৭) প্রত্যক্ষা এবং
(১০৮) ব্রহ্মবাদিনী

জয় মা দূর্গা

English
(1) Satī,
(2) sādhbī,
(3) bhabaprītā,
(4) bhabānī,
(5)bhabamōcanī,
(6) āryyā,
(7) durgā,
(8) jaẏā,
(9)ādyā
(10) trinētrā,
(11) śūladhāriṇī,
(12)pinākadhāriṇī,
(13) citrā,
(14) candraghaṇṭā,
(15) mahātapā,
(16) manaḥ,
(17) bud’dhi,
(18) ahaṅkārā,
(19) cittarūpā,
(20) citā,
(21) citi,
(22) sarbamantramaẏī,
(23) nityā,
(24) satyānandasbarūpiṇī,
(25) anantā,
(26) bhābinī,
(27) bhābyā,
(28) bhabyā,
(29) abhabyā,
(30) sadāgati,
(31) śāmbhabī,
(32) dēbamātā,
(33) cintā,
(34) ratnapriẏā,
(35) sarbabidyā,
(36) dakṣakan’yā,
(37) dakṣayajñabināśinī,
(38) aparṇā,
(39) anēkabarṇā,
(40) pāṭalā,
(41) pāṭalābatī,
(42) paṭṭāmbaraparidhānā,
(43) kalamañjīrarañjinī,
(44) amēẏabikramā,
(45) krūrā,
(46) sundarī,
(47) surasundarī,
(48) banadurgā,
(49) mātaṅgī,
(50) mataṅgamunipūjitā,
(51) brāhmī,
(52) māhēśbarī,
(53) aindrī,
(54) kaumārī,
(55) baiṣṇabī,
(56) cāmuṇḍā,
(57) bārāhī,
(58) lakṣmī,
(59) puruṣākr̥ti,
(60) bimalā,
(61)uṯkarṣiṇī,
(62) jñānā,
(63) kriẏā,
(64) satyā,
(65) bud’dhidā,
(66) bahulā,
(67) bahulaprēmā,
(68) sarbabāhanabāhanā,
(69) niśumbhaniśumbhahananī,
(70) mahiṣāsuramardinī,
(71) madhukaiṭabhahantrī,
(72) caṇḍamuṇḍabināśinī,
(73) sarbāsurabināśā,
(74) sarbadānabaghātinī,
(75) sarbaśāstramaẏī,
(76) satyā,
(77) sarbāstradhāriṇī,
(78) anēkaśastrahastā,
(79) anēkāstradhāriṇī,
(80) kumārī,
(81) kan’yā,
(82) kaiśōrī,
(83) yubatī,
(84) yati,
(85) aprauṛhā,
(86) prauṛhā,
(87) br̥d’dhamātā,
(88) balapradā,
(89) mahōdarī,
(90) muktakēśī,
(91) ghōrarūpā,
(92) mahābalā,
(93) agnijbālā,
(94) raudramukhī,
(95) kālarātri,
(96) tapasbinī,
(97) nārāẏaṇī,
(98) bhadrakālī,
(99) biṣṇumāẏā,
(100) jalōdarī,
(101) śibadūtī,
(102) karālī,
(103) anantā,
(104) paramēśbarī,
(105) kātyāẏanī,
(106) sābitrī,
(107) pratyakṣā ēbaṁ
(108) brahmabādinī

jai mā Dūrgā

Praying to the mother Goddess was and is a part of my Sharadiya plans.Growing up watching Mahishasuramardini on DD early on the morning of Mahalaya was a wonderful way to anticipate the pujo.

Childhood had its problems but it also meant I had Durga pujo to look forward to every year.

So if you are reading this blog ,don’t forget to read my other Durga Puja posts.

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