Karva Chauth or Karaka Chaturthi is the important festival observed in North Indian states. In 2022, Karva Chauth date is October 13. It is a major fast for married women and those who want to get married soon. They offer prayers seeking long life of their husbands and marital bliss. Kava Chauth falls on the […]
Karak Chaturthi or Karaka Chaturthi vrata is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and the Moon God. It is observed on Krishna Paksha Chaturthi in Kartik Month as per North Indian Hindi calendar. In 2021, Karak Chaturthi date is October 24. It falls in Ashwin month in Gujarati, Marathi, Telugu, and Kannada calendars. In some areas of […]
Karva Chauth, also known as Karka Chaturthi, is one of the biggest North Indian Hindu traditional festivals. Karva Chauth is a great festival dedicated to the sacred relationship of husband and wife. Hindu marriage allocates some responsibilities and duties to both wife and husband. This festival reminds them their duties to perform certain rituals or […]
Karva Chauth is one of the most celebrated festival in North India. It represents the relationship and responsibilities of husband and wife towards each other. On this day, married women observe fast till the clear appearance of the Moon God in the evening. After that they break their fasts and eat special recipes. Karva Chauth […]
Karva Chauth vrat katha, story or legend about Karwa Chauth, is very important to read at the time of Karva Chauth puja. According to the legend, a woman named Karva was very much devoted to her husband. One day, when he was bathing in river, her husband was caught by a crocodile. Seeing that, Karvas […]
Karva Chauth is annual festival celebrated by Hindu and some Sikh women in North India and some parts of Pakistan. It is mainly celebrated in Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan and Gujarat. In 2013, Karva Chauth date is October 22, Tuesday. Karva Chauth falls on the fourth day following […]
Karva Chauth vrat (Karwa Chouth, Kadwa Chauth) is celebrated in North India in Kartik month. Karva Chauth 2011 date is 15 October 2011, Saturday. It falls in Ashwin month as per Marathi and Gujarati calendars. It is a special festival for married women and would-be brides. They observe upvaas (fasting) and puja for the longer […]