Sandhya Arghya on the third day of Chhath Puja is imbued with an uncommon serenity that no words can do justice to. When the sun sets into the sea, families come together to express gratitude, light ...

New Delhi: Chhath Puja is one of the most significant festivals, especially for people belonging to Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. It is a four-day festival celebrated each year starting with Nahay Khay and ...

The third day of Chhath Puja, known as Sandhya Arghya, is when devotion meets the golden hour. As the sun sets and rivers shine with a million diyas, devotees from all over India and the world pray to ...

According to the Hindu Calendar, the Chhath Puja is observed on the 6th day of the Shukla Paksha (bright phase) of the Kartik month. This year, the grand festival of faith, Chhath Puja, begins on ...

Chhath Festival 2025: Chhath Puja, a four-day festival dedicated to worshipping the Sun God, is a major Hindu festival celebrated in India. The festival is particularly popular in the states of Bihar, ...

The Sun is the force of life for all beings on Earth, and Chhath Puja is a four-day Hindu festival celebrated to honour the Sun God, Lord Surya, and the goddess of life and protector of children, ...

Chhath Puja is a four-day festival honouring the Sun God. It begins on Shukla Chaturthi and ends on Saptami in the Kartik month. Devotees observe a 36-hour fast without water. The month of Kartik is ...

Protesters accused the Delhi government of false promises and poor preparations. Water scarcity and unclean ghats disrupted rituals after the site reopened after five years. Amid police presence, ...

Chhath Puja is a regional religious ritual of the Gangetic plains. The origins of Chhath reach back to the Vedic period, to the Rig Veda, which contains hymns praising and early Vedic rituals ...

The celebration of Chhath Puja is incomplete without the divine resonance of Chhath Geet, songs that hold the very essence of the festival. These traditional folk melodies, sung with deep devotion, ...

Chhath Puja is widely celebrated in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh regions of India. Thekua is a crunchy, slightly sweet biscuit served as prasad during Chhath Puja. Rasiyaw, also called gur ki ...