The four-day festival of Chhath has begun, the first day is marked by Nahay-Khay, followed by Kharna on the second day, Sandhya Arghya on the third, and concludes with Usha Arghya on the fourth day.

Chhath Puja, a significant festival in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, is being observed from November 5th to 8th. This ancient festival honors the Sun God and Chhathi Maiyya, with devotees expressing gratitude for well-being and prosperity.

The Chhath Maha Parv is a significant four-day religious practice with great importance for the followers. The festival starts on the fourth day with a ritual bath and ends on the seventh day with a morning offering in the month of Kartik.

Day 2 of Chhath Puja is a beautiful blend of devotion, culture, and community spirit. As devotees honour the Sun God and seek his blessings for health and prosperity, the festival encapsulates the essence of gratitude and reverence that defines this time-honoured tradition.

Devotees in Lucknow celebrated Kharna, the second day of Chhath Puja, performing rituals along the banks of Gomti River. Women observed a fasting tradition, paying homage to the Sun God. Chief Minister and other officials are set to participate in the main celebrations.