Format: Chalisa
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Chamunda Chalisa in Hindi and Roman, with the Devi Mahatmya story behind it
The Chamunda Chalisa is a Hindi prayer to a goddess named after two demons she killed. In the Devi Mahatmya, Chandika tells Kali that for bringing Chanda and Munda she will be known as Chamunda.
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Tulsi Chalisa: full Hindi text, English letters and line by line meaning
The Tulsi Chalisa is a Hindi prayer to Tulsi Mata that begins “Namo namo Tulsi Maharani”. Full text from a 2004 printed edition, in Hindi and English letters, with its meaning.
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Santoshi Chalisa: Hindi text, Roman letters and word meanings
The Santoshi Chalisa, a Hindi prayer to Santoshi Mata read on Fridays, in Devanagari and Roman letters with word meanings.
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Parwati Chalisa: full Hindi text, English letters and meaning
The Parwati Chalisa, also spelt Parvati Chalisa, is a Hindi prayer to Maa Parvati: 40 chaupai between two dohas. Full printed text in Hindi and English letters, with its meaning.
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Radha Chalisa: Hindi Lyrics, Roman Text and Verse Meaning
The Radha Chalisa is a Hindi prayer to Radha Rani in 40 chaupai verses between two opening dohas and a closing doha. Full Hindi text, Roman letters and a plain meaning for every verse.
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Kali Chalisa in Hindi and English: Jai Jai Jai Kali Kankali
The Kali Chalisa that begins Jai Jai Jai Kali Kankali, in full: an opening doha of two couplets, 54 chaupais and a closing doha to Maa Kali, each verse in Devanagari with a Roman reading.
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Mahalakshmi Chalisa: lyrics in Hindi and English with meaning
The Mahalakshmi Chalisa, Namo Maha Lakshmi jai mata, in Devanagari and Roman script with the meaning of every chaupai.
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Hanuman Chalisa: full text in Hindi and English, with its meaning
The Hanuman Chalisa is a poem by Goswami Tulsidas in Awadhi, with two opening dohas, 40 chaupais and a closing doha, given here as Gita Press prints it, with Roman letters and a plain English meaning.