Question

Write a paragraph on chhath puja

Answer 1

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Chhath Pooja is celebrated on the sixth day of the Kartik month of the Hindu calendar. Though it is mostly celebrated in the northern parts of India but popularity of this festival has grown in last few years and has reached almost every corner of the country. Devotees keep a rigorous fast for 36 hours without having a single drop of water. The fasting during Chhath Pooja is considered as one of the most difficult one in Hindu festivals. The first day of the festival is known as ‘Nahay-Khay’ when devotees take holy bath in rivers and prepare ‘prasad’ to be offered to the Sun God. The second day of the festival is known as ‘Kharna’ when the devotees prepare ‘Kheer-Poori’ and break their fast with this after offering prayers or ‘arghya’ to the Sun. The third day is the ‘Sandhya Arghya’ when the devotees keep fast abstaining from even water and go to rivers or water bodies to offer ‘arghya’ to the setting Sun. The picturesque scenario on the river banks during Chhath Pooja with devotees dressed in traditional attire is very mesmerizing. The Chhath Pooja concludes with ‘Usha Arghya’ on the fourth day where devotees offer prayers to the rising Sun and break their fast. Worshipers pray for the well being and prosperity of their families on the occasion of Chhath Pooja and seek the blessings of ‘Chhathi Maiya’, the goddess worshipped on Chhath.

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Answer 2

Answer:

1) Chhath Pooja is celebrated on the sixth day of the Kartik month of the Hindu calendar.

2) Though it is mostly celebrated in the northern parts of India but popularity of this festival has grown in last few years and has reached almost every corner of the country.

3) Devotees keep a rigorous fast for 36 hours without having a single drop of water.

4) The fasting during Chhath Pooja is considered as one of the most difficult one in Hindu festivals.

5) The first day of the festival is known as ‘Nahay-Khay’ when devotees take holy bath in rivers and prepare ‘prasad’ to be offered to the Sun God.

6) The second day of the festival is known as ‘Kharna’ when the devotees prepare ‘Kheer-Poori’ and break their fast with this after offering prayers or ‘arghya’ to the Sun.

7) The third day is the ‘Sandhya Arghya’ when the devotees keep fast abstaining from even water and go to rivers or water bodies to offer ‘arghya’ to the setting Sun.

8) The picturesque scenario on the river banks during Chhath Pooja with devotees dressed in traditional attire is very mesmerizing.

9) The Chhath Pooja concludes with ‘Usha Arghya’ on the fourth day where devotees offer prayers to the rising Sun and break their fast.

10) Worshipers pray for the well being and prosperity of their families on the occasion of Chhath Pooja and seek the blessings of ‘Chhathi Maiya’, the goddess worshipped on Chhath.

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