శరన్నవరాత్రులుSharannavaratri
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The festival
Sharannavaratri, the nine autumn nights of the Devi, begins on Ashwayuja Shukla Padyami. In Telugu homes, Bommala Koluvu displays fill the halls, and each day honours a different form of the goddess, ending in Durgashtami and Vijayadashami.
At Kāmya
The cow is Gomata, the mother, and Navaratri, the festival of the Mother, is a natural time for Go-Seva. Kāmya observes daily morning Go-Puja through the nine days.
Date computed by Tithi at sunrise (Shukla paksha, Amanta reckoning). Regional almanacs can differ by a day; confirm observances with your Purohit.