Chaiti Chhath concludes in Jamshedpur with offerings to the rising sun

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur: The four-day Chhath Mahaparv concluded on Wednesday in Jamshedpur with devotees offering Arghya to the rising Sun, marking the end of the 36-hour Nirjala fast.

In the early hours of the morning, women observing the fast took a holy dip in water bodies and offered prayers to the Sun God, seeking happiness, prosperity, and the well-being of their families, along with long life for their children. The riverbanks resonated with devotional songs dedicated to Chhathi Maiya, creating an atmosphere of deep faith and enthusiasm.

Thousands of devotees gathered at various ghats across the city to perform rituals dedicated to Lord Bhaskar and Chhathi Maiya in accordance with tradition. The festival, known for its strict rituals and spiritual significance, saw devotees observing the fast with dedication and discipline.

On the final day, a large number of devotees broke their fast after offering Arghya to the rising sun. The entire region witnessed a spiritually charged environment filled with devotion.

Devotees believed that Chhathi Maiya fulfilled the wishes of those who offered prayers with sincerity. This unwavering faith continued to draw large numbers of people to observe the festival every year.