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Somvati Amavasya is a sacred day in the Hindu calendar observed on Mondays (Somvar) that coincide with the new moon day (Amavasya) This auspicious occasion is dedicated to offering prayers to ancestors and holds profound religious and spiritual significance Devotees often visit Ganga Ghats or other sacred rivers to take a holy dip, purifying their souls and seeking divine blessings

Masik Shivaratri holds profound spiritual significance, offering devotees a chance to strengthen their connection with Lord Shiva The practice of observing Masik Shivaratri finds its roots in ancient texts, including the Puranas Observing Masik Shivaratri is believed to invoke Lord Shiva’s grace, helping devotees overcome challenges

Jivitputrika Vrat, also known as Jitiya Vrat, will be observed on September 25 Mothers observe rigorous fasting rituals to seek blessings for their children’s health and longevity Mothers observe a Nirjala fast, refraining from food and water