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Pola or Bial Pola is one of the widely celebrated festivals dedicated to cattle in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and some parts of other North Indian states. Pola is celebrated on Pithroti Amavasya, the new moon day in Shravan month (August – September). In 2009, the date of Pola or Bail Pola is August 20. Though in every aspect of agriculture famers use mechanical equipments for farming, in many places of India bullocks are used for farming the land. This is the very festive occasion for the farmers to pay their respect towards their bullocks. That is the reason why Pola is also called Bail Pola. How is Bail Pola celebrated? Rituals and customs of Bail Pola Pithori Amavasya – Pitori Amavas How Bail Pola is celebratred - Rituals and Customs of Bail Pola Significance and Greatness of Sawan month – Importance of Shravan maas Shravana Masam Puja – Pooja Procedure during Shukla Paksha in Sawan Month Ashunya Shayana Vrat – Ashoonya Sayan Vratam – Vishnu Sayanotsav Tags : Bail Pola, Bail Pola 2009, Hindu Festivals and Auspicious Days in August 2009, Hindu Festivals and Auspicious Days in Shravan Month, Pithori Amavasya, Pola, Pola 2009, Rituals and Customs during Shravan Mas |
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