Navratri Puja Checklist 2026 — Printable Daily Altar Chart with Goddess, Colour, Flower, Incense & Mantra
Navratri moves fast. Nine days, nine goddesses, nine different flowers, nine different bhog offerings — and if you are managing a household, a job, and a vrat at the same time, it is very easy to lose track.This single A4 printable solves that problem completely.Print it once. Stick it on your altar wall or fridge. Check off each item as you go. That's it.What's on the checklist:Every row is one day of Navratri — from Shailputri on Day 1 to Siddhidatri on Day 9. Each row tells you at a glance: — The goddess of the day with her name in English and Devanagari script — The sacred colour of the day with a colour-coded swatch and a "Wear this colour" checkbox — Which flower to offer, with a "Collected" checkbox — Which incense to burn, with a "Ready" checkbox — The sacred bhog (food offering) for that goddess, with an "Offered" checkbox — The day's mantra in full — A special ritual note unique to that day — Three end-of-day checkboxes: ☐ Puja done ☐ Mantra 108x ☐ Fast kept At the very bottom, a strip of six global Navratri essentials:☐ Kalash set up ☐ Akhand Jyoti lit ☐ Sendha namak only ☐ No onion/garlic ☐ Kanya Pujan done ☐ Fast broken (Parana)Who is this for:This checklist is especially useful for diaspora Hindu families in the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia who celebrate Navratri without family elders nearby — and for anyone who wants a simple, at-a-glance daily reference during the nine days without having to look things up each morning.It also makes a thoughtful addition to a Navratri gift hamper or prasad box.Jai Mata Di.
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