Bahuchara Devi - Patroness of Transgender Community new a traditional symbol representing the

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Bahuchara Devi - Patroness of Transgender Community new a traditional symbol representing theBahuchara Devi is a Hindu goddess of chastity and fertility in her Maiden aspect, of the incarnation of the Hinglaj. She is a divine Hindu deity worshiped fervently by women who desire to conceive, or men who are unable to procreate. Bahuchara Devi is mainly worshiped by members of the transgender community known as Hijras. A rooster serves as a vehicle for the Goddess which symbolises innocence. She is depicted carrying a trident in one hand and a