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🌅 The story of Chhath
Shop the seasonChhath is one of the oldest festivals of India, offered to Surya Dev, the Sun, and Chhathi Maiya (Shashthi Devi). It falls on the sixth day after Diwali and is kept mainly in Bihar, Jharkhand, eastern Uttar Pradesh and the Terai of Nepal, and by families from there all over the world. There are no idols and no priests: the devotee simply stands in the water and faces the sun. Tap through the four days below.
Day 1: Nahay Khay, the cleansing
The devotee bathes in a river or pond, often carrying that water home, and the house is scrubbed clean. The first meal is simple and sattvik: kaddu-bhaat (bottle gourd with rice) and chana dal, cooked with care. Nothing else is eaten that day.
One festival, many stories (tap to read)
- King Priyavrat and Queen Malini. A Puranic folk tale says the childless royal couple were blessed by Shashthi Devi, and the king began her worship on the sixth day.
- Draupadi and the Pandavas. The Mahabharata tradition remembers Draupadi keeping the Sun’s vow to win back what the Pandavas had lost.
- Karna, son of Surya. He is said to have stood waist-deep in the river each morning, giving water to the rising sun.
- Sita in the Ramayana tradition. Many say Sita and Rama kept the Sun’s fast after returning from exile.
These are folk and scriptural traditions told in many versions, and families remember them differently.
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