Gopashtami is an important Hindu festival that celebrates the sacred connection between Lord Krishna and the cows he cared for in Gokul. Observed on the eighth day of Kartik Shukla, this festival honours Krishna's role as a cowherd and highlights the significance of cattle in rural life.

The rituals of Chhath Puja are demanding, but those who successfully observe them are believed to receive great spiritual benefits.

Chhath Puja festivities begin with Nahay Khay on November 5, followed by Kharna, Sandhya Arghya and ends with Usha Arghya on November 8.

Chhath Puja, a significant Hindu festival honoring the Sun God and Chhath Mata, is being observed from November 5th to 8th. This four-day celebration,

Chhath Puja, a sacred and time-honoured festival, is celebrated with deep devotion and a strong emphasis on purity and simplicity. One of the most cherished aspects of this festival is the preparation of traditional prasad,