Jagadhatri
Jagadhatri is a Hindu goddess, a form of Devi, primarily worshipped in the states of West Bengal and Odisha in India. Her name translates to "Mother of the Universe." She is often depicted as a four-armed goddess, riding a lion or tiger, and holding various divine weapons such as a conch, discus, bow, and arrow. Sometimes she is shown with a sugarcane bow and five flower arrows, symbolizing Cupid or Kamadeva.
The worship of Jagadhatri is most prominent during the Jagadhatri Puja festival, which usually falls in the
Iconographically, Jagadhatri is often distinguished from Durga by her serene and benevolent expression, as opposed to