Maa Rajballavi of Rajbalhat (Hooghly, West Bengal) is a 800 year-old (approximately) deity considered a, Shweta Kali (White Kali), is considered a combined manifestation of Durga, Kali, and Saraswati.

She is worshipped as a powerful Shakti deity who protects against evil.

The alluring idol of Shree Shree Rajballavimata  has three eyes is about six feet tall white in colour, with the left leg resting on the head of the seated Birupaksha Mahadev, and the right on the chest of Mahakal Bhairab. The right hand has a dagger; the left, a case of sindoor.

First look at the astounding beauty of this three eyed gracious faced deity adorned in beautiful sarees and jewelleries and a big Mukut (crown) generates great reverence .

Local folklore credits her with defeating a demon to save the region. Unlike the traditional dark-complexioned Kali, Maa Rajballavi is fair-complexioned (moon-beam white).