Sakat Chauth

Ganpati is one of the most famous Lords of Hindus to whom Sakat Chauth is dedicated. It is the most famous festival of Hindus. The people of North India celebrate it with happiness and joy. On this great day for Hindus, the males of Hindu people marry old ad young women to get their pleasure and to increase generation. In addition, the people of India, especially North india, feel blessed to celebrate this great day due to its happy moments. They perform some other activities like offering prayers to make Ganesha happy and to get pleasure. Other than prayers, they also observe fasting on Sakat Chauth. Bhog Prasad is also made by them that is offered to their Lord. In Bhog Prasad, they prepare Til Koot, which is notable for their Lord and only provided to it. All of this is done by the people of North India to get the safety of their children from God. 

Sakat Chauth 2023

There is a particular time for Sakat Chauth, which starts and ends. The details of the start and end times of Sakat Chauth are given below.

• Starting date: The starting date of Sakat Chauth in 2023 was the 10th of January. All the gods of Hindus were bathed and in mint condition so that all people could worship them with any Idol refreshment issue. All Idols were washed with fresh water and cleaned with new clean clothes. 

Starting time: Starting time of Sakat Chauth is exactly 08:51 pm on the 10th of February when the moon was going to be raised. 

• Ending Date: It ended on the 11th of January 2023 after all its traditions and customs. All the people offer full-time prayers during this one day time. Their beliefs become strong, and they confirm they will get security about children after completing all tasks on Sakat Chauth day. 

Ending time: it was finished at the exact time of 02:31 pm on the 11th of February. The ending time of this day is so surprising as people have smiling faces at the end of Sakat Chauth.

The seriousness of Sakat Chauth

On this day, the North Indian people serve their Lord Ganesha with special worship. Due to this day, they believe that protection for their children increases, and they feel secure about their children after worshiping on this great day. Due to their worship, Ganesha feels happy and, in return, gives security to their children. In this way, it has excellent seriousness for the people of North India.