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CHHAT PUJA
Image Title:  CHHAT PUJA
 
 By: Shyamal Biswas  
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Photographer Shyamal Biswas {K:4748}
Project #61 Totally Cool! Camera Model nikon D60
Categories Candids
Film Format
Portfolio Lens carlzeiss
Uploaded 11/8/2009 Film / Memory Type Digital
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 55 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 12 Rating
6.83
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Location City - 
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Country - India   India
About There are many festivals that are celebrated by the Hindus of Bihar and Jharkhand. The Hindu festival of Chhatt is unique to that region. Chhatt is dedicated to the worship of the Sun God and therefore, is also known as Surya Shashti. Chhatt is celebrated as thanks to the Sun for providing the necessities of life on earth, and also for fulfilling particular wishes.

The word Chhatt denotes the number six and thus the festival begins on the sixth day of the Hindu month of Kartik in the Hindu lunar calendar, which falls in late October and November.

Beliefs:

It is commonly believed that the wishes of the devotees are always granted. Also, the devotees dread the punishment for any misdeed during Chhatt. Therefore, the city remains safe and experiences peace during this time when even criminals prefer to behave.
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There are 12 Comments in 1 Pages
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Riny Koopman   {K:77611} 11/8/2009
Beautiful picture DADA.As I am not that familiar with the Chatt Ceremony I little expalnation under the picture would be in order...best regards,riny


Salvador Marķa Lozada   {K:19385} 11/8/2009
Very curious pic...It provokes a lot of human interest. i agree with Riny: a short explanation would be fine...
congratulations: 7/7.
Peace & Goodness,
Salvador


Shyamal Biswas   {K:4748} 11/8/2009
Thank you dear lozala for your interest about our festival.
There are many festivals that are celebrated by the Hindus of Bihar and Jharkhand. The Hindu festival of Chhatt is unique to that region. Chhatt is dedicated to the worship of the Sun God and therefore, is also known as Surya Shashti. Chhatt is celebrated as thanks to the Sun for providing the necessities of life on earth, and also for fulfilling particular wishes.

The word Chhatt denotes the number six and thus the festival begins on the sixth day of the Hindu month of Kartik in the Hindu lunar calendar, which falls in late October and November.

Beliefs:

It is commonly believed that the wishes of the devotees are always granted. Also, the devotees dread the punishment for any misdeed during Chhatt. Therefore, the city remains safe and experiences peace during this time when even criminals prefer to behave.


Shyamal Biswas   {K:4748} 11/8/2009
There are many festivals that are celebrated by the Hindus of Bihar and Jharkhand. The Hindu festival of Chhatt is unique to that region. Chhatt is dedicated to the worship of the Sun God and therefore, is also known as Surya Shashti. Chhatt is celebrated as thanks to the Sun for providing the necessities of life on earth, and also for fulfilling particular wishes.

The word Chhatt denotes the number six and thus the festival begins on the sixth day of the Hindu month of Kartik in the Hindu lunar calendar, which falls in late October and November.

Beliefs:

It is commonly believed that the wishes of the devotees are always granted. Also, the devotees dread the punishment for any misdeed during Chhatt. Therefore, the city remains safe and experiences peace during this time when even criminals prefer to behave.
be wll. your Dada


Salvador Marķa Lozada   {K:19385} 11/8/2009
Thanks a lot for your precise and ample explanation.
I remain deeply grateful, dear friend.
Best wishes,
Salvador


Salvador Marķa Lozada   {K:19385} 11/8/2009
Thanks a lot for your precise and ample explanation.
I remain deeply grateful, dear friend.
Best wishes,
Salvador


Riny Koopman   {K:77611} 11/8/2009
"I like your detailed explanation Shymal ... Thanks!" "I can learn alot from your country,be well DADA,riny


Aungsita  Chatterjee   {K:16217} 11/8/2009
darunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.
bubai.


Susilendu Bhattacharya   {K:97} 11/8/2009
Nice candid shyamal da


Nanda Baba das   {K:11604} 11/12/2009
Beautiful capture.
My best wishes
Nanda


stingRay part 2 .   {K:238240} 11/19/2009
Another lovely colourful tradition beautifully photographed my dear friend. Great details Shyamal, well done to you yet again. All the very best........Ray


Janina  Fikus   {K:2309} 11/21/2009
Photographs of interesting topics


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