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Religion
Nine Goddess Figures Swing 60‑Foot High in Jaisinagar, Drawing Massive Navratri Crowds
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 02:36 PM
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A 60‑foot tall swing adorned with nine goddess idols was set up in Jaisinagar for Navratri, attracting thousands of devotees.
Jaisinagar in Madhya Pradesh hosted a striking Navratri attraction on a towering 60‑foot swing, where nine idols representing the Hindu goddesses were displayed. The installation, part of the town’s special celebrations, was unveiled early in the festival and quickly became the focal point for pilgrims and locals alike.
The swing, constructed with reinforced steel and decorated with traditional motifs, rose high above the ground, allowing the nine deity figures to be seen from a distance. Each idol was painted in vibrant colours and positioned to give the impression of the goddesses in motion, creating a visually arresting tableau that blended religious reverence with artistic flair.
Crowds gathered in large numbers, with estimates running into several thousand people throughout the day. Devotees circled the structure, offered prayers, and captured photographs, while local officials monitored the site to ensure safety. The atmosphere was charged with chants, music, and the scent of incense, reflecting the deep cultural significance of Navratri in the region.
Organisers said the swing was intended to showcase the community’s devotion and creativity, and to provide a unique visual experience for the festival’s devotees. The event is expected to continue drawing visitors for the remaining days of Navratri, reinforcing Jaisinagar’s reputation as a vibrant hub of religious celebration.
The swing, constructed with reinforced steel and decorated with traditional motifs, rose high above the ground, allowing the nine deity figures to be seen from a distance. Each idol was painted in vibrant colours and positioned to give the impression of the goddesses in motion, creating a visually arresting tableau that blended religious reverence with artistic flair.
Crowds gathered in large numbers, with estimates running into several thousand people throughout the day. Devotees circled the structure, offered prayers, and captured photographs, while local officials monitored the site to ensure safety. The atmosphere was charged with chants, music, and the scent of incense, reflecting the deep cultural significance of Navratri in the region.
Organisers said the swing was intended to showcase the community’s devotion and creativity, and to provide a unique visual experience for the festival’s devotees. The event is expected to continue drawing visitors for the remaining days of Navratri, reinforcing Jaisinagar’s reputation as a vibrant hub of religious celebration.