Which of the following goddesses is NOT a consort of one of the Trimurti gods?

The goddess associated with the Trimurti gods is Parvati, who is the consort of Shiva, one of the Trimurti. Similarly, Lakshmi is the consort of Vishnu, and Saraswati is associated with Brahma. All of these goddesses are directly connected to their respective Trimurti gods through their roles as consorts.

In contrast, Durga, although a highly revered goddess within Hinduism, is not specifically identified as a consort of any single Trimurti god in the same manner as the others. Durga is often viewed as a fierce and independent manifestation of the divine feminine, embodying strength and protection. While she can represent aspects of Devi (the goddess), her role is more versatile and does not confine her as a consort of a specific member of the Trimurti. Thus, identifying Durga as not being a consort aligns with the understanding of her distinct position within the pantheon.