Lalita Jayanti is a significant Hindu festival celebrated in honor of Goddess Lalita, also known as Tripurasundari. This auspicious day falls on the full moon day in the month of Phalgun according to the Hindu lunar calendar. Devotees worship Goddess Lalita with fervor and offer special prayers and bhajans on this day.

Goddess Lalita is believed to represent beauty, grace, and love, and is considered the divine mother who protects her devotees from harm and evil. The festival of Lalita Jayanti holds great importance among followers of Shaktism and is celebrated across India and in other parts of the world. Many devotees observe fasting and perform special rituals to seek the blessings of Goddess Lalita on this day.

Images of Goddess Lalita adorned with flowers, jewelry, and colorful attire are commonly displayed during the festival of Lalita Jayanti. Devotees often visit temples dedicated to Goddess Lalita to offer their prayers and seek her blessings. The vibrant and joyous celebrations of Lalita Jayanti are a sight to behold, with devotees coming together to honor the divine mother and express their devotion through song, dance, and rituals.