ANDERSON: Demons and deities for your Parting Shots tonight. We take you to India, where one festival has just wrapped up, and it is one of the most colorful, not to mention important, holidays for the Hindu religion. Omar Khan from the CNN New Delhi Bureau brings us a flavor of the celebrations.</s>OMAR KHAN, CNN NEW DELHI BUREAU (voice-over): For Hindus, Dussehra is one of the most auspicious festivals of the year. The goddess Durga with ten hands is worshipped for nine days. The festival celebrates the victory of good over evil, retelling the story of how Durga defeated her enemies. During the festival, all over India, you can hear drum rolls, chanting, devotional songs.</s>KHAN: Families from the event, there's food, shopping, and lights. Many devotees fast and pray. And of course, there's dance and song, reenacting the stories from the Ramayana, the great Hindu epic. Durga can be seen represented in many forms. Her iconic three eyes, the left representing desire, the right fire, and the central eye representing knowledge. Here you can see all the rickshaw drivers. They come together for their own celebrations every year.</s>ANDERSON: If you've got any Parting Shots you want to share with us, do please share them with us, it's your show. The team at CONNECT THE WORLD with me, Becky Anderson, wants to hear from you, facebook.com/CNNconnect, you can have your say there. You can always tweet me @BeckyCNN, that is @BeckyCNN. I am Becky Anderson and that was CONNECT THE WORLD. Thank you for watching, see you tomorrow.
Parting Shots:  Hindu Festival of Dussehra