Goddess Indrani is one of the Sapta Matrikas – the seven divine mothers or Saptamatris in Hindu Religion. Goddess Indrani takes her name from Indra – the king of the Devas. She has similar characteristics of Indra and the same Vahana or vehicle – white elephant. A puja dedicated to Goddess Aindrani is performed during the Ashada Navratri.
Goddess Indrani is depicted as having four arms and she holds in two hands Vajra and a flag with a symbol of pot. The other two hands are in Varada and Abhaya Mudra.
Indrani is usually depicted as sitting on her Vahana or Vehicle which is a white elephant.
She is believed to help in destroying jealousy.
Goddess Indrani is rarely worshipped as an independent deity and is usually part of the Saptamatris.