From this concentration came Kali, the Terrible One. The whole universe shook with the thundering roar of this powerfully terrible goddess. Those demons who stood nearest the mighty Devi were ...

Born out of the brows of Goddess Durga during one of her fights with demons, Kali is black in colour. Goddess Kali represents the ultimate devourer. She is seen bathed in blood, with one of her ...

She thrives among ghosts and demons. The day before Kali Puja, vegetable vendors sell baskets of chopped greens, 14 kinds of saag to represent 14 generations of ancestors whose ghosts are supposed ...

It is believed that on this day, Kali (Goddess of Shakti or Strength) killed the demon Narakasura. Hence, the day is also called Narak Chaturdashi. It signifies the victory of good over evil ...

One of the oldest stories about Kali that’s told in Bengali households ... holding a blood-stained sickle in one hand and a freshly-severed demon head dripping with blood in another, surrounded ...

every drop of his blood birthed another demon. Even Durga could not stop him. In a moment of cosmic rage, Kali emerged from her third eye — a dark, wild, naked goddess of destruction.

Goddess Kali emerged from the forehead of Maa Durga during her battle with the demon Raktabija. Her fierce and terrifying form with a garland of skulls helped destroy the demons spreading evil.