Chhathi Maiya, also known as Shashthi Devi or Usha, is the divine mother worshipped during Chhath Puja alongside Surya Dev (the Sun God).

The Sandhya Arghya is one of the most sacred moments of Chhath Puja, performed on the third evening of the four-day festival.

The Usha Arghya marks the final and most sacred ritual of Chhath Puja, performed at sunrise on the fourth day.

The Dauri, also known as Soop or Daura, is one of the most sacred symbols of Chhath Puja.

Food, a tool of sustenance, is also a reflection of culture and tradition. In the diversity of Indian cuisine, Sweet Pongal holds a special place.

Hinduism is one of the largest celebrated religions worldwide. The branches of Hinduism spread across each corner of the planet earth.

Chhath is an ancient Hindu Vedic celebration that is entirely dedicated to Sun God “Surya Dev” and Goddess Chhathi.

Sunday or Ravivar in Hindi is devoted to Lord Surya or Sun God.

Hinduism is one of the largest religions and concepts across the Universe, with billions of Hindu Gods & Goddesses.

After years of protest, anticipation, prayer, India is finally getting its Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, dedicated to Hindu Lord Ram or Rama.