Today is Karwa Chauth. Married women have observed a waterless fast throughout the day. In the evening, they will offer arghya to the Moon after worshipping Chauth Mata and listening to the religious story. They will then complete the fast by drinking water from their husbands’ hands. Across the country, the Moon is expected to rise between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Karwa Chauth. It may be visible first in Assam and last in Kerala. Priests say that if the Moon is not visible because of bad weather, women can complete the fast by offering arghya to the Moon in the east-northeast direction at the time of moonrise. Now find out what time the Moon will rise in your city… Now read the Karva Chauth puja procedure and fasting story Unique Karwa Chauth: Lassi offered to the moon in Punjab, temple of Chauth Mata in Rajasthan 1. Punjab: Lassi offered to the moon instead of water In some Punjabi families, women offer the moon raw lassi instead of water during Karva Chauth. Her husband then feeds her lassi and sweets to help her break the fast. However, this ritual is not observed everywhere. 2. Rajasthan: Women visit the temple to seek the blessings of Chauth Mata There is a famous temple dedicated to Chauth Mata in Chauth Ka Barwara in Rajasthan’s Sawai Madhopur district. On Karva Chauth, women and other devotees visit the temple to seek the goddess’s blessings and offer prayers. Finally, watch cartoons related to the story to freshen up your mood… Post navigation 13 killed as Russia attacks railway station in Ukraine:Electric train targeted; Zelensky calls for tougher sanctions on Russia SC not in mood for blanket firecracker ban:Warns yearly directions will be a mockery if not implemented