The term Bijoya , literally means Victory and Shubho Bijoya means "The Auspicious Victory". Shubo Bijoya is celebrated from the last day of Durga Puja, i.e., Vijaya Dashami to Kali Puja (Diwali). It is celebrated for about a period of one month.When Maa Durga destroyed the demon Mahishasur in a ten daylong battle, the day was christened as Vijaya Dashami - the day of victory. This victory is a celebration of good and end of evil era. Shubho Bijoya is not just a traditional greeting, but also a way to celebrate the auspicious victory over evil. The term Bijoya , literally means Victory and Shubho Bijoya means "The Auspicious Victory". Shubo Bijoya is celebrated from the last day of Durga Puja, i.e., Vijaya Dashami to Kali Puja (Diwali). It is celebrated for about a period of one month.When Maa Durga destroyed the demon Mahishasur in a ten daylong battle, the day was christened as Vijaya Dashami - the day of victory. This victory is a celebration of good and end of evil era. Shubho Bijoya is not just a traditional greeting, but also a way to celebrate the auspicious victory over evil.
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