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GHATASTHAPANA

  THE TALES OF ADI SHAKTI GHATASTHAPANA           Navratri has begun today on Ghatasthapana all over India. The whole country will celebrate nine days of festivities starting today. Beginning in the month of Ashwin as per the Hindu calendar, the festival celebrates the nine day battle of Goddess Durga with the evil & powerful demon Mahishasur and her eventual victory over him. During Navratri, each day also comes with its own special colour that adds to the auspiciousness. On Ghatasthapana, the color White is worn by all devotees. While most buy clothes as per the latest fashion trends, it is essential to shop for the stylish attire from the best place in town. In Pune and Maharashtra, there is just one place to shop for festive & stylish sarees – Swamini Saree – Sadiyon Ki Maharani. Located in Bizzyland Building, Phadtare Chowk Kumthekar Road, this single three-storied AC showroom is the ultimate saree destination. Shoppers get large saree varieties for every occasion,

THE MAHARANI OF SAREES

The SAGA OF SWAMINI SAREES Kumthekar Road, Pune near Laxmi Road, has been the bastion for Pune’s traditional clothes. And Swamini Sarees – Sadiyon Ki Maharani has always been the shopping epicentre amongst saree lovers. This 3-storied AC showroom in Bizzyland Building, Phadtare Chowk, Kumthekar Road, Pune, has become the leading place for wide-ranging sarees – traditional to designer & fancy, wedding, daily wear, etc. It has the reputation of selling authentic pure Silkmark sarees among demanding buyers. Established by Abbu in 2002, the Swamini Sarees is known for its efforts to revive the Paithani sarees trend with unique designs. Every occasion gets celebrated with sarees from Swamini Sarees. The saree expert in Abbu has always been respected by one and all. He became the fatherly figure for weavers for his support and trust that still exists. The journey of Swamini Sarees – Sadiyon Ki Maharani, now in its 20 th year, must be read and celebrated in saree history. Previousl