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On this auspicious day, married women across India concluded their fast by glimpsing the moon. From the bustling streets of Delhi NCR to the serene landscapes of Jammu and Amritsar, wives performed the ritual of offering 'Arghya' to the moon, marking the completion of their Karwa Chauth fast. The ritual is believed to bring about unbroken prosperity and a long life for their husbands. Let's take a visual journey through how this beautiful festival was celebrated nationwide. (Photo: PTI)
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This image from Jammu depicts women performing the ritualistic moon viewing, opening their fast with devotion and cultural traditions. (Photo: PTI)
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In the city of Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, women also offered their reverence to the moon, breaking their fast with water offered by their husbands, symbolizing love and unity. (Photo: PTI)
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In the capital city of Delhi, many places hosted special events where women collectively listened to the Karwa Chauth story and then broke their fast after moonrise. (Photo: PTI)
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Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta celebrated Karwa Chauth at her official residence, where she was joined by numerous women. She extended heartfelt wishes to all married women on social media platform X. (Photo: PTI)
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In Gurgaon, near Delhi, a woman was seen preparing to view the moon through a sieve, holding a lamp, the traditional method of completing the fast. (Photo: PTI)
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The city of Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh saw vibrant celebrations, with groups listening to sacred stories during the auspicious time in the afternoon and performing rituals after moonrise at night. (Photo: PTI)
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This image also comes from Kanpur, capturing the vibrant essence of Karwa Chauth. (Photo: PTI)
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In Amritsar, Punjab, the festival was celebrated with great enthusiasm. Prayers were held in the temple in the afternoon, and fasts were concluded by viewing the moon in the evening. (Photo: PTI)
