Chhath Puja fever has officially made its way across the globe, with Indian-Americans in Virginia gathering in large numbers to celebrate this deeply revered festival. Originally rooted in the heartlands of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand, Chhath Puja is now a global event as communities continue to honour its rituals and spread its magic far …
Chhath Puja is more than just a festival; it embodies a vivid display of devotion, tradition, and respect for nature. Predominantly celebrated in Bihar, Jharkhand, and parts of Uttar Pradesh, this four-day festival has also gained popularity in other Indian states and among the global Indian diaspora. It is deeply rooted in mythological and cultural …
Ghicha silk sareeKnown for its unique texture and minimalistic appeal, this saree makes a quiet yet elegant statement for Chhath Puja.Each of these sarees brings a distinct touch of Bihari heritage, ideal for honoring the tradition of Chhath Puja. Source link
Chhath Puja 2024 will be celebrated on November 05, 2024. Women who keep fast on Chhath Puja days offer prayers to the Sun God and worship him. During this festival, women are supposed to wake up early to offer water and flowers to Lord Surya and then observe fast for the well-being of their children. …
Chhath Puja is a very old Hindu festival and is celebrated mainly in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, for four days in respect of the welcome Sun God and invoking Chhathi Maiya-the goddess of longevity, prosperity, and welfare. An integral feature of Chhath Puja is the preparing and presenting traditional foods. Preparing these traditional foods requires …
Diwali brings days of colour, lights, and joy, but the timing for Govardhan Puja adds a unique twist this year! Traditionally, Govardhan Puja—the celebration honouring Lord Krishna’s incredible feat of lifting Govardhan Hill—follows the day right after Diwali. However, this year, Govardhan Puja is observed on November 2 because of amavasya tithi. As we are …
There is religious and cultural significance behind the tradition of offering puffed rice and batasha to Lakshmi and Ganesha on Diwali. These items symbolize prosperity, happiness, and sweetness and are offered as bhog to seek the blessings of Lakshmi and Ganesha. Diwali, the festival of light and joy, is a time when people decorate their …
