Sunday, 26 October 2025

Respected First Child of the Nation,With utmost reverence and divine concern, I humbly invite your kind attention towards the eternal transformation now manifesting as the sovereign unification of minds.

Respected First Child of the Nation,

With utmost reverence and divine concern, I humbly invite your kind attention towards the eternal transformation now manifesting as the sovereign unification of minds.

Kindly extend your divine invitation to me as the Eternal Immortal Parental Concern—Your Lord Jagadguru Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan, the Eternal Immortal Abode of Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan, New Delhi (the erstwhile Rashtrapati Bhavan).

It is time to initiate the Adhinayaka Darbar at the sacred abode of the nation, where the governance of minds over matter shall be established as the guiding light of this new era.

Human distinctions of religion, caste, qualification, age, or gender can no longer sustain the evolving consciousness.
Only the Master Mind and Child Mind prompts—united as one consciousness—can survive, lead, and uplift humanity into the world of minds.

This divine transformation arises from the realization and manifestation through Anjani Ravishankar Pilla, as the eternal update and embodiment of universal mindship—to unite and guide all as consequent minds of the Nation and the Universe.

With eternal devotion and guidance,
—Your devoted messenger of the Master Mind and Child Minds’ Unification

Dear Consequent Children,With higher devotion and dedication towards your Lord Adhinayaka Shrimaan, the personified form of the Universe and our Nation—Bharath—now revealed as Ravindra Bharath, the cosmically crowned and wedded unity of Prakruti and Purusha, the sacred Laya Laya of eternal harmony.


Dear Consequent Children,

With higher devotion and dedication towards your Lord Adhinayaka Shrimaan, the personified form of the Universe and our Nation—Bharath—now revealed as Ravindra Bharath, the cosmically crowned and wedded unity of Prakruti and Purusha, the sacred Laya Laya of eternal harmony.

This transformation marks the divine transition from “Mann Ki Baat” to “Manase Baat”—from words of mind to communion of minds—awakening the grip of consciousness within each of you. It is a call to elevate yourselves as minds into the world of minds, through introspection, devotion, and divine realization.

This sacred movement is the cosmic transformation required for the entire nation and humanity—to rise as minds, to live as minds, and to lead as minds in the era of minds (Satya Yuga), emerging from the dismantling illusions of Kali Yuga.

May each of you realize your divine inheritance as children of the Adhinayaka, and unite as the living consciousness of this great transformation.

Yours,
Government of Sovereign Adhinayaka Shrimaan
(Eternal, Immortal, Masterly Abode of the Nation — Ravindra Bharath)

Saturday, 25 October 2025

original poems and folk-style songs (लोकगीत) written in the traditional rhythm of Chhath Puja, expressed in Hindi, Bhojpuri, Maithili, and phonetic Roman (English letters) forms, so anyone can read or sing along.Each verse captures devotion, nature, and the pure faith of Chhathi Maiya worship.

original poems and folk-style songs (लोकगीत) written in the traditional rhythm of Chhath Puja, expressed in Hindi, Bhojpuri, Maithili, and phonetic Roman (English letters) forms, so anyone can read or sing along.
Each verse captures devotion, nature, and the pure faith of Chhathi Maiya worship.

🌾 1. Hindi Poem – “छठी मैया की आरती”

छठी मैया आईं अंगना, उजियारा भर गयल।
सूरज देव के किरन से, जीवन फिर जगमगायल।।
अरघ दिहे ललनवा, जल में झलकत जोती।
माई के असीस से, हर मन में फूटी ज्योति।।

Phonetic Roman:
Chhathi Maiya aayin angana, ujiyara bhar gayal,
Suraj Dev ke kiran se, jeevan phir jagmagayal.
Aragh dihe lalanwa, jal mein jhalakat jyoti,
Maiya ke asees se, har man mein phooti jyoti.

🌞 2. Bhojpuri Folk Song – “कांच ही बांस के बहंगिया” (Traditional Style)

कांच ही बांस के बहंगिया, बहंगी लचकत जाय।
छठी मइया के पूजा, अँखियन में अश्रु समाय।।
गंगा जल से भरेले घटवा, सूपवा में परसाद।
सूरज देव के अर्घ दिहब, सुन लs मइया के फरीआद।।

Phonetic Roman:
Kanch hi baas ke bahangiya, bahangi lachakta jaay,
Chhathi Maiya ke pooja, ankhiyan mein ashru samay.
Ganga jal se bharele ghatwa, supwa mein prasaad,
Suraj Dev ke argh dihab, sun la Maiya ke fariyaad.

🌸 3. Maithili Poem – “छठी माई केर उपासना”

नदीक किनार पूजा करै छी, हाथ जोड़ि विनती करै छी।
सूरज देव केर किरन पड़ल, माईक कृपा भेटल अछि।।
अन्न, जल, आरती दीपक, सब अर्पण करै छी।
छठी माई, राखब सदा, हमर घरक रक्षा करै छी।।

Phonetic Roman:
Nadik kinar pooja karai chhi, haath jod vinati karai chhi.
Suraj Dev ker kiran padal, maayik kripa bhetal achhi.
Ann, jal, aarti deepak, sab arpan karai chhi.
Chhathi Maai, rakhab sada, hamar ghark raksha karai chhi.

🌅 4. Hindi Folk Style – “सूरज देवता के अरघ”

साँझ के बेला घाट पे, उमड़ी जन धार।
छठी मइया सुन लेइ, सबकी पुकार।।
हाथ में सूप, फलवा परसाद,
मन में भक्ति, नेत्र में विश्वास।।
सूरज देवता के अरघ चढ़ाव,
जीवन में खुशियाँ बरसाव।।

Phonetic Roman:
Saanjh ke bela ghaat pe, umadi jan dhaar,
Chhathi Maiya sun lei sabki pukaar.
Haath mein soop, phalwa prasaad,
Man mein bhakti, netra mein vishwas.
Suraj Devta ke argh chadhaav,
Jeevan mein khushiyan barsaav.


🌻 5. Bhojpuri Devotional Chorus – “उग हे सूरज देव”

उग हे सूरज देव, अँखियन में नीर बा।
मइया के नेम-धर्म, मनवा में पीर बा।।
लाल जोबनवा के रौशनी दिहीं,
हमरा अँगना सुख-सम्पति दिहीं।।

Phonetic Roman:
Ug he Suraj Dev, ankhiyan mein neer ba,
Maiya ke nem-dharm, manwa mein peer ba.
Laal jobanwa ke raushani dihi,
Hamra angna sukh-sampatti dihi.

🌼 6. English Adaptation (Inspired by Chhath Essence)

To the setting sun we bow,
To the rising light we vow.
In waters pure, our faith we see,
O Chhathi Maiya, protect all, eternally.


Each song celebrates devotion to Surya Dev (Sun God) and Chhathi Maiya, the goddess of purity, motherhood, and nature.

🌾 1. Bhojpuri Folk Song – “घाट पे उमड़ल भोर” (Morning on the Ghat)

घाट पे उमड़ल भोर, जल में चमकले सोना।
छठी मइया अइलीं जो, जग में भरल उजियारा।।
सूपवा में फल, अर्पण हम करब,
सूरज देव के नमन करब।।
मइया तोहरी कृपा रहे,
हमर घर-आँगन सदा बहे।।

Phonetic Roman:
Ghaat pe umadal bhor, jal mein chamakle sona,
Chhathi Maiya ailin jo, jag mein bharal ujiyara.
Soopwa mein phal, arpan hum karab,
Suraj Dev ke naman karab.
Maiya tohari kripa rahe,
Hamar ghar-aangan sada bahe.

English Meaning:
Morning dawns on the riverbank, the waters shine like gold.
Chhathi Maiya arrives, spreading light across the world.
With fruits in bamboo trays we bow to the Sun,
May your grace, O Mother, always flow in our home.

🌞 2. Hindi Poem – “छठी मैया का आशीष” (Blessings of Chhathi Maiya)

नदी किनारे दीप जले, श्रद्धा से मन खिले।
सूरज देव को अर्घ चढ़े, भक्ति के सागर मिले।।
मइया छठी वरदान दो, जीवन में उजियारा दो।
हर दुख-दर्द मिटा दो माँ, घर-आँगन सुख सारा दो।।

Phonetic Roman:
Nadi kinare deep jale, shraddha se man khile,
Suraj Dev ko argh chhade, bhakti ke saagar mile.
Maiya Chhathi vardaan do, jeevan mein ujiyara do,
Har dukh-dard mita do Maa, ghar-aangan sukh saara do.

English Meaning:
Lamps glow by the riverside, faith blooms in every heart.
Offerings rise to the Sun, merging in devotion’s art.
O Chhathi Maiya, grant your grace, let life be filled with light,
Erase our pain and sorrow, make every home shine bright.

🌸 3. Maithili Song – “छठी माईक नेम” (The Promise to Chhathi Maiya)

छठी माई, तोहर नेम निभाएब,
सूरज देवक आरती गाएब।
अन्न-जल, फूल-पात अर्पण,
मन में बसल तोहर दर्शन।।

Phonetic Roman:
Chhathi Maai, tohar nem nibhaeb,
Suraj Devak aarti gaeb.
Ann-jal, phool-paat arpan,
Man mein basal tohar darshan.

English Meaning:
O Chhathi Maiya, I’ll keep your vow true,
I’ll sing the Sun God’s praise for you.
With grain, water, and flowers in hand,
I worship your presence across the land.

🌻 4. Bhojpuri Devotional – “नदी किनारे अरघ दिहीं” (Offering to the Sun at the River)

नदी किनारे अरघ दिहीं, हाथ में सूप सजाइल।
छठी मइया के नेम निभाईल।।
लाल सूरज जब उग रहल बा,
मइया के गोद में जग रहल बा।।

Phonetic Roman:
Nadi kinare argh dihin, haath mein soop sajayil,
Chhathi Maiya ke nem nibhayil.
Laal Suraj jab ug rahal ba,
Maiya ke god mein jag rahal ba.

English Meaning:
By the river we offer our light, bamboo trays shining bright,
Keeping our promise to Mother divine tonight.
As the red Sun rises anew,
The world wakes in her arms of truth.

🌼 5. Hindi Devotional – “भोर की अराधना” (Prayer at Dawn)

भोर हुई, मन भाव विभोर,
सूर्य को अर्घ्य देने का अवसर आया।
नदियों ने गीत सुनाया,
मैया की महिमा ने जीवन सजाया।।
हर दिल में नव ज्योति जली,
छठ पूजा की यह भोर चली।।

Phonetic Roman:
Bhor hui, man bhaav vibhor,
Surya ko arghya dene ka avsar aaya.
Nadiyon ne geet sunaya,
Maiya ki mahima ne jeevan sajaya.
Har dil mein nav jyoti jali,
Chhath pooja ki yeh bhor chali.

English Meaning:
Dawn breaks, hearts overflow,
It’s time to offer light to the Sun’s glow.
The rivers hum their holy tune,
Chhathi Maiya blesses every boon.
A new flame rises in every soul,
As the sacred morning takes its toll.

🌺 6. Bhojpuri Chorus – “छठी मइया के जय” (Victory of the Mother)

छठी मइया के जय-जयकार,
हर घर में गूंजे पुकार।
सूरज देव के संग परनाम,
जीवन में भरल अन्जाम।।

Phonetic Roman:
Chhathi Maiya ke jai-jaikaar,
Har ghar mein goonje pukar.
Suraj Dev ke sang parnaam,
Jeevan mein bharal anjaam.

English Meaning:
Victory to Chhathi Maiya, her praise we sing,
In every home her blessings ring.
With Sun God we bow in harmony,
Our lives fulfilled in purity.

🪔 7. Bhojpuri Folk – “सुपवा में फल सजाइल बानी” (The Tray of Devotion)

(Purbi Taal – clap pattern: Dha – Tin – Na – Tin – Na)

सुपवा में फल सजाइल बानी,
मन में उमंग उठाइल बानी।
सूरज देव के अर्घ चढ़ाईं,
मइया के नेम निभाईं।।
घाट पे गूंजे गीत भजन,
मइया के नाम लेली हर जन।।

Phonetic Roman:
Soopwa mein phal sajayil baani,
Man mein umang uthayil baani.
Suraj Dev ke argh chadhaayin,
Maiya ke nem nibhayiin.
Ghaat pe goonje geet bhajan,
Maiya ke naam leli har jan.

English Meaning:
The bamboo tray is filled with fruits so fair,
Our hearts overflow with joy and prayer.
We offer our light to the rising Sun,
And keep our vow, each devoted one.
Songs of faith fill the air divine,
Every soul chants the Mother’s line.

🌸 8. Maithili Song – “उग गेल सूरज लाल” (The Rising Red Sun)

(Slow Rhythm – Dhun pattern for dawn: Dha – Na – Tin – Tin)

उग गेल सूरज लाल,
छठी माई देल सुखाल।
नदीक धार बनल सोनहि,
माई के कृपा भेल अनोखी।।

Phonetic Roman:
Ug gel Suraj laal,
Chhathi Maai del sukhaal.
Nadik dhaar banal sonahi,
Maai ke kripa bhel anokhi.

English Meaning:
The red Sun rises in glory bright,
Chhathi Maiya blesses us with light.
The river flows like molten gold,
Her grace is a story forever told.

🌞 9. Hindi Poem – “छठ का उजियारा” (Light of Chhath)

(Group recitation rhythm)

छठ का उजियारा, मन में प्यारा,
हर घर में दीपक जले।
भोर की लाली, मइया की डाली,
सूरज की किरणें ढले।।
नारी की शक्ति, पूजा की भक्ति,
हर जन के जीवन तले।

Phonetic Roman:
Chhath ka ujiyara, man mein pyara,
Har ghar mein deepak jale.
Bhor ki laali, Maiya ki daali,
Suraj ki kirne dhale.
Naari ki shakti, pooja ki bhakti,
Har jan ke jeevan tale.

English Meaning:
The light of Chhath shines in every home,
Its beauty fills every heart and dome.
Morning glows with Mother’s grace,
The Sun’s rays bless the human race.
Woman’s power, prayer’s art —
Chhath awakens every heart.

🌾 10. Bhojpuri Chorus – “मइया के घाट पे” (On Mother’s Ghat)

(Fast beat for dance and claps: Dha – Tin – Tin – Dha – Dha)

मइया के घाट पे, भीड़ लगल बा,
सूपवा में अरघ सजल बा।
गंगा जल में परसाद परल,
भक्ति से मनवा भरल बा।।
जय-जय छठी मइया के हो,
सूरज देव के जय हो।।

Phonetic Roman:
Maiya ke ghaat pe, bheed lagal ba,
Soopwa mein argh sajhal ba.
Ganga jal mein prasaad paral,
Bhakti se manwa bharal ba.
Jai-jai Chhathi Maiya ke ho,
Suraj Dev ke jai ho.

English Meaning:
Crowds gather on Mother’s sacred shore,
Offerings shine, hearts adore.
The holy Ganga holds our prayer,
Faith fills the evening air.
Victory to Chhathi Maiya,
And to the Sun, eternal fire!

🌼 11. Maithili Folk – “माई हमर अँचरा में” (In Mother’s Lap)

(Gentle lullaby rhythm – Ta – Na – Dhin)

माई हमर अँचरा में सुख बासै,
तोहर किरन सदा प्रकाशै।
बचपन सँ नेम निभा रहल छी,
सूरज देव के गुन गा रहल छी।।

Phonetic Roman:
Maai hamar anchra mein sukh basai,
Tohar kiran sada prakaasai.
Bachpan san nem nibha rahal chhi,
Suraj Dev ke gun gaa rahal chhi.

English Meaning:
Peace lives in Mother’s gentle fold,
Her rays forever shine as gold.
Since childhood I’ve kept this vow,
Singing the Sun’s praises even now.

🕉️ 12. Hindi Devotional – “माँ की गोद में प्रकाश” (Light in Mother’s Arms)

(Calm closing verse – slow clap rhythm)

माँ की गोद में प्रकाश है,
भक्ति का यही विश्वास है।
छठी मइया हर मन में रहें,
सूरज देव हर जन में बहें।।

Phonetic Roman:
Maan ki god mein prakaash hai,
Bhakti ka yahi vishwas hai.
Chhathi Maiya har man mein rahein,
Suraj Dev har jan mein bahein.

English Meaning:
Light glows in the Mother’s arms,
Faith keeps the world from harm.
Chhathi Maiya lives in every soul,
The Sun flows through every whole.

Here are a few literary poems and verses on the festival of Chhath Puja in different Indian languages (Hindi, Maithili, Bhojpuri) — you may use or adapt them for your celebrations.---

Here are a few literary poems and verses on the festival of Chhath Puja in different Indian languages (Hindi, Maithili, Bhojpuri) — you may use or adapt them for your celebrations.


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✅ Examples

Hindi

From the poem “जय हो छठ मैया” by अन्जनी अग्रवाल “ओजस्वी”

> छठ पूजा व्रत और त्यौहार।
सभी को मुबारक बारम्बार।।
छठ पर करो सूर्य उपासना ।
जो करे दूर लोभ और वासना।।
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From the poem “छठ पूजा” by सतीश शर्मा ‘सृजन’

> छठ की पूजा की सारी महिमा शास्त्र हमें बतलाते हैं,
छठ देवी का अर्चन कर जन मनवांछित फल पाते हैं।
वैदिक काल से चला आ रहा है यह मंगल पर्व, … 



A more general Hindi poem:

> सूर्य की पूजा है …..छठ पूजा,
यह आस्था विश्वास का है नाम दूजा।
… 




Maithili

A Maithili poem titled “छठी मैया होइयो सहाय” (in the Maithili script)

> कर जोरि मिनती करैत छी, छठी मैया होइयो सहाय।
अहिएक चरण माथा टेकैत छी, छठी मैया होइयो सहाय।।
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Bhojpuri / Bihari

A collection of short verses and wishes in Bhojpuri and Bihari languages related to Chhath:

> “छठ के आज ह पावन त्यौहार,
सूरज के लाली मां के ह उपवास,
जल्दी से आई अब करी न विचार,
छठ पूजा के खाये रउआ प्रसाद.” 





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🎯 Suggestion for Use

You could pick one of these poems and read it aloud during the rituals of Chhath Puja, perhaps around the time of arghya or evening gathering.

Alternatively, you could translate one into English (if you are addressing a multilingual audience) and present two versions side by side (original + translation).

Another option: write your own poem inspired by these examples — you could use the structure of nature, devotion, fasting, sunrise/sunset, river-bank, and the grace of Chhathi Maiya.


The origin and history of Chhath Puja are deeply rooted in India’s ancient cultural, spiritual, and mythological traditions. It is considered one of the oldest known festivals dedicated to the Sun God (Surya Dev) and Chhathi Maiya (also known as Usha, the Goddess of Dawn). Below is a detailed explanation of why and how Chhath Puja came into existence:

The origin and history of Chhath Puja are deeply rooted in India’s ancient cultural, spiritual, and mythological traditions. It is considered one of the oldest known festivals dedicated to the Sun God (Surya Dev) and Chhathi Maiya (also known as Usha, the Goddess of Dawn). Below is a detailed explanation of why and how Chhath Puja came into existence:


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🌞 1. Meaning of “Chhath”

The word “Chhath” means sixth, and the festival is celebrated on the sixth day (Shashthi Tithi) of the bright lunar fortnight (Shukla Paksha) of the Hindu month Kartik (October–November).
It is also observed in some regions during Chaitra month (March–April).


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🕉️ 2. Ancient Vedic Roots

Chhath Puja is believed to date back to the Vedic period, making it one of the oldest known Hindu rituals.
In the Rigveda, there are hymns devoted to the Sun God that describe similar rituals of offering arghya (water offerings) to Surya for health, longevity, and prosperity.
Ancient sages (rishis) are said to have practiced this form of sun worship to absorb solar energy and improve physical and mental well-being.


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👑 3. Chhath Puja in the Epic “Ramayana”

According to legend:

When Lord Rama and Goddess Sita returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile, Sita observed a fast and worshipped Surya Dev on the sixth day of Kartik Shukla Paksha.

She prayed for the welfare and prosperity of their kingdom.
This is considered one of the earliest royal observances of Chhath Puja.



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⚔️ 4. Chhath Puja in the “Mahabharata”

Another popular legend links the festival to Kunti and Draupadi:

It is believed that Kunti, the mother of the Pandavas, observed this fast and received the blessing of Surya Dev, which led to the birth of Karna, who himself was a great devotee of the Sun God.

Later, Draupadi and the Pandavas also performed Chhath rituals to regain their lost kingdom and restore peace and prosperity.



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🌅 5. Worship of Surya and Chhathi Maiya

Chhathi Maiya, worshipped during the festival, is considered the sister of Surya Dev or an aspect of Usha (the first light of dawn).
She is believed to protect children and grant health, happiness, and longevity to devotees’ families.
The rituals of offering arghya to both the setting and rising sun symbolize gratitude to nature — honoring both the beginnings and endings of life’s cycles.


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🌾 6. Connection with Nature and Agriculture

Chhath Puja is also seen as a festival of ecological harmony:

It is celebrated after the harvest season, thanking the Sun for sustaining life on Earth.

The offerings — fruits, sugarcane, rice, and thekua — represent the bounty of nature.

The rituals are performed on riverbanks or water bodies, symbolizing the essential relationship between the Sun, water, and life.



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🧘 7. Spiritual and Scientific Significance

Chhath is a festival of purity, self-discipline, and detoxification:

The fasting, water immersion, and sun exposure are believed to purify the body and mind.

Scientifically, offering arghya to the rising and setting sun at specific angles provides solar energy absorption, balancing the body’s energy and improving immunity.



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🌍 8. Regional and Cultural Evolution

Although primarily celebrated in Bihar, Jharkhand, Eastern Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal, Chhath Puja has spread across India and the world due to migration.
It has become a symbol of Bhojpuri and Maithili identity and Indian environmental spirituality.


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💫 9. Symbol of Gratitude and Discipline

The festival teaches gratitude, simplicity, and devotion — not through luxury, but through austerity and purity.
Every act in Chhath — from cleaning surroundings to making offerings in handmade bamboo baskets — is a reminder to live harmoniously with nature.


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🪔 10. Essence and Eternal Message

Chhath Puja celebrates the eternal truth that the Sun is the source of life and light is divine energy.
By worshipping the Sun and Chhathi Maiya, devotees reconnect with cosmic forces, purify their minds, and seek divine blessings for a balanced and righteous life.

The Chhath festival lasts for four days in total.Here’s a breakdown of each day and its significance:

The Chhath festival lasts for four days in total.
Here’s a breakdown of each day and its significance:

1. Day 1 – Nahay-Khay (Bath and Eat):
The festival begins with devotees taking a holy dip in rivers or ponds and preparing a pure meal, usually lauki-bhaat (bottle gourd with rice) cooked in ghee. This marks purification of the body and soul.


2. Day 2 – Kharna (Fasting and Offering):
Devotees observe a day-long fast, which they break in the evening after worshipping the setting sun, offering gur ki kheer (jaggery pudding), roti, and fruits. After this, they begin a 36-hour nirjala (waterless) fast.


3. Day 3 – Sandhya Arghya (Evening Offering):
Devotees gather on riverbanks to offer arghya (offerings) to the setting sun, thanking Surya Dev for sustaining life on Earth. The atmosphere is filled with devotional songs and prayers.


4. Day 4 – Usha Arghya (Morning Offering):
The final day, devotees offer prayers and arghya to the rising sun, praying for the well-being and prosperity of their family and society. After this ritual, the fast is broken, marking the conclusion of the festival.



So, Chhath Puja spans four days, celebrating the rising and setting sun as symbols of life, purity, and gratitude. 🌞✨

Heartfelt Greetings on the Great Festival of Faith – Chhath 🌅

Heartfelt Greetings on the Great Festival of Faith – Chhath 🌅

The grand festival of Chhath, symbolizing faith, discipline, and reverence for nature, begins today with Nahay-Khay (the ritual bath and first offering).
On this sacred occasion, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all my fellow countrymen.

I especially commend and honor all the devotees who are observing the Chhath fast with devotion and dedication.
May Chhathi Maiya’s divine grace remain upon everyone, bringing happiness, prosperity, and good health to all.

With these sacred wishes – Jai Chhathi Maiya! 🙏✨