Jagannath Rathyatra

Shukla Paksha is the name of the Tithi activity that is performed on a certain festival of Hindus, and after this activity, the celebrations of Jagannath Rathyatra are started. The month in which it is celebrated is named Aashadha. Last year, it was celebrated in Odisha Puri on the 1st of July. Idols of the Gundicha temple are used for the Puja. All the idols of this temple are taken from there and taken to the personal homes of the other temples, and Puja is offered there. The Subhadra, the Hindu Goddess of Hindus, did certain works. To celebrate the works of Subhadra, the Jagannath Rathyatra is celebrated. Puja activities offered to this Goddess are named Jagannath Rathyatra Puja. a favourite food of Sunhadra is taken to its temple on that day which is used during Puja.

Gods on Jagannath Rathyatra

Following Gods are followed on this day. Different worships are offered to them on this day. 

Lord Jagannath

A few worships are related to the Lord Jagannath and offered on Jagannath Rathyatra day. The first worship offered to it is the activity of Puja, and the other one offered to it is the activity of offering prayers offering. The prayer offering activity started in the temple of Lord Jagannath. While the Puja activities can be performed in a private room by putting the idol of Jagannath in front and offering Puja to it, it is better to go to the main temple of Jagannath and offer Puja to it there.

Goddess Subhadra

There is a blood relation between Goddess Subhadra the Lord Jagannath. According to the books in the libraries of Hindus, there is a relation between the sister of Subhadra to the Jagannath, and they belong to God’s family. Certain worships are offered to the Subhadra. These worships are offered by a woman who is in relation with someone and wants to marry their love. The Goddess Subhadra fulfills the prayers of that unmarried girls and fixes their marriage to those they love.