# Bihar chhath song

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It is a shame that most of them are passed down in families but are not recorded for others to hear and enjoy. It is the most pious festival and being a Bihari, I never miss the opportunity to celebrate it. Environmentalists claim that Chhath is the most eco-friendly Bihar chhath song festival.\
&#x20;![bihar chhath song](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gdRcYigX7h0/hqdefault.jpg)\\

From this day onwards, for the next 36 hours, the worshiper goes on a fast without water. Apart from Sharda Sinha, some song of Anradha Paudwal are very popular, Maar bore sugwa dhanush by Anuradha Paudwal is one of the most popular Chhath song. जे गाना , नया भोजपुरी गाना , होली गाना , चैता गाना , बोलबम गाना , सावन गाना , भक्ति गाना , नवरात्रि गाना , महापर्व छठ गाना , अनुराधा पौडवाल , देशभक्ति के गीत , Bhojpuri Happy New Year Mp3 songs , Desh Bhakti Mp3 Gana , Deshbhakti Geet , Saraswati Puja Pooja , Krishna Bhajan , Krishna janmashtami gana, Raksha Bandhan , Chhath Geet , pawan singh chhath geet , khesari lal chhath geet , ritesh pandey chhath geet , deepak dildar , Devi , Samar Singh , Alam Raj , Gunjan Singh , Rakesh Mishra , Alka Jha , Amrita Dixit , bhagti Songs , bhagati gaana , Guddu Rangeela dhamaka, Anuradha Paudwal , Anu Dubey , pawanmp3. The third day evening is marked by a ritualistic puja wherein devotees offer flowers and small earthen 'diyas' on river banks. CHHATT FESTIVAL: Chhatt is celebrated in Bihar and Jharkhand and where ever people from those regions have migrated to. This is a ritual bathing festival that follows a period of abstinence and ritual segregation of the worshiper from the main household for four days. Environmentalists claim that Chhath is the most eco-friendly Bihar chhath song festival. It is illegal for you to distribute copyrighted files without permission. The Chhath puja celebrations do not include much fanfare, rather, it is a festival of prayer and propitiation that is undertaken with somberness. People go to bathing ghats on river banks and pay obeisance to both the rising and the setting sun during the festival which is celebrated on the sixth and seventh days from Diwali. This festival, which honors the Sun God, is celebrated six days after the festival of Diwali.

Celebrate Chhath Puja with enthusiasm and gusto. Sushant Singh Rajput actor I will be busy shooting for a film in Mumbai but being a Bihari, I have great respect for Chhath.\
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**Bihar Dj Chhath Song** - Devotees pay reverence to Lord Surya during Chhath Puja by bowing before the Sun.\
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Performing of prayer to Sun around the holy River. The Chhath is dedicated to the and his wife in order to thank them for bestowing the bounties of life on earth and to request the granting of certain wishes. Chhath does not involve any. This festival is observed by and , along with their diaspora. While it is a Hindu festival, some Muslims also celebrate Chhath. The rituals of the festival are rigorous and are observed over a period of four days. They include holy bathing, fasting and abstaining from drinking water , standing in water for long periods of time, and offering prayer offerings and to the setting and rising sun. Some devotees also perform a prostration march as they head for the river banks. Environmentalists claim that Chhath is the most eco-friendly Hindu festival. Although the festival is observed most elaborately in southern region of and Indian states of , and , it is also more prevalent in areas where migrants from those areas have a presence. It is celebrated in all Northern regions and major Northern urban centers in India. The festival is celebrated in the regions including but not exclusive to the , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , other parts of the , , , , , , , , , and. The word is a derivation from the Sanskrit ṣaṣṭhi, meaning sixth. It is the longest and most important festival after navratri. The very first day of chhath starts exactly 4 days from Diwali and last for 4 more days. This day the people who observe fast take bath at a river or pond and prepare lunch consisting of rice, dal mixed with pumpkin, made in pure ghee. The second day 5th day from Diwali is known as kharna or kheer- roti. In which the kheer A Indian recipe where rice is prepared with sweetened milk instead of water and chapati called roti in many Indian provinces. The people observe fast for the full day without taking even water and eat this kheer-roti as dinner after offering it to the rising moon and Goddess Ganga. This is the only time when they eat or drink anything from the starting of the day till the last day of chhath. The third day is the main festival day exactly 6th day from Diwali of chhath. The devotees maintain 'nirjal vrat ' Fast without even taking a drop of water on the third day. It mainly consist of going on river bank and offering 'argha' offering of fruits and sweets in winnow and surya namaskar to the setting sun followed by the next day exactly 7th day from Diwali event of offering argha and surya namaskar to the rising sun on the fourth or last day of chhath. The fast is then come to end after offering argha to rising sun. In this way, nearly 42 hours of strict penance comes to an end. It is believed that the ritual of Chhath puja may even predate the ancient texts, as the contains hymns worshiping the Sun god and describes similar rituals. The rituals also find reference in the poem in which is depicted as observing similar rites. In the poem, Draupadi and the , rulers of modern Delhi , performed the Chhath ritual on the advice of noble sage. Through her worship of the Sun God, Draupadi was not only able to solve her immediate problems, but also helped the Pandavas later regain their lost kingdom. The of yore used this method to remain without any external intake of food as they were able to obtain energy directly from the sun's rays. This was done through the Chhath method. Another history behind celebrating the Chhath puja is the story of Lord. It is considered that Lord Rama of Ayodhya and of had kept fast and offer puja to the Lord Sun in the month of in Shukla Paksh during their coronation after returning to the Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. Chhathi Maiya is known as in the Vedas. She is believed to be the beloved younger wife of Surya, the sun god. This is the only parva which signifies rising sun as well as setting sun both. Some people simply believe that, Sun is necessary for life of possibly every creature on the earth and this festival is a way to pay tribute to it irrespective of caste, creed, gender and social stigmas. The main worshipers, called Parvaitin from Sanskrit parv, meaning 'occasion' or 'festival' , are usually women. However, a large number of men also observe this festival as Chhath is not a gender-specific festival. The parvaitin pray for the well-being of their family, and for the prosperity of their offsprings. Once a family starts performing Chhatt Puja, it is their duty to perform it every year and to pass it on to the following generations. The festival is skipped only if there happens to be a death in the family that year. The prasad offerings include sweets, , , rice laddu made of rice grit and fruits mainly sugarcane, sweet lime and banana offered in small bamboo soop. The food is strictly vegetarian and is cooked without salt, onions or garlic. 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