Karwa Chauth Vrat Katha

Karwa Chauth falls 9 days before Diwali and on the forth day of the Karthik month according to the Hindu calendar. On this day, wives observe a day-long fast and indulge in prayers for their husbands' prosperity, long life and health. Women who fast take food early in the morning before sunrise, and refrain from eating anything or even drinking water afterwards, until moonrise. This shows that women can endure any difficulty for the well-being of their husband. On the other hand, once the moon rises the husbands feed their wives with water and food and this boosts the love between the couples.

Karwa Chauth day is also known as Karak Chaturthi (करक चतुर्थी). Karwa or Karak refers to the earthen pot through which water offering, known as Argha (अर्घ), is made to the moon. Karwa is very significant during Puja and it is also given as Daan to the Brahmin or any eligible woman.

Karva Chauth fast is basically it is a fast for married women but unmarried women also keep the fast for their fiancé or desired husband. Girlfriends are keeping the Karva Chauth fast for boyfriends.

*************** Vrat Kathayein **********************

Vrat Kathas are ancient legends attached to the fasting and are narrated as well as listened during the fasting and fasting Puja.

in Hindu Religion Fasting is described as tradition to please God, by controlling and curbing one's desires. Fasts most commonly known as Upvaas or Vrat .these are the days when devotees refrain themselves from food or water.

Satyanarayan katha,

Karva Chauth,

Savan somvar,

Hartalika Teej,

Santoshi Mata,

Shivratri,

Mahalaxmi,

Mangala Gauri,

Vat Savitri

Ekadashi Katha

Hoi Mai Katha & many more.