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Vrishabha Sankranti is considered as an auspicious day to conduct charities and performing good deeds. It is dedicated to the ancestors and the devotees also pay respect to the Sun God, Surya. Watch this video to know more about this festival.
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1 Vrishabha Sankranti, commonly referred to as Vrushabha Sankraman, is a festival that marks the onset of the second month.
2 The festival occurs during the month of ‘Vaishakh’ in regional calendars and it is observed during the Hindu month of ‘Jyeshta’ (May–June).
3 The day is also known by the name of Brusha Sankranti in Odisha, where devotees celebrate it by taking a ritualistic bath known as Sankraman Snana.
4 Devotees pay a visit to the nearest Vishnu temples to seek blessings for a happy and prosperous life.
5 Pitra Tarpan (literally "fortnight of the ancestors") is specially conducted on Vrishabha Sankranti to offer holy water and food to the manes.
6 The Hindu priests recommend the devotees to practice Godan that is gifting cows on this propitious day.
7 Let us know how you celebrate this festival in the comment section below and keep watching to know more about upcoming festivals and religious events in India.
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1 Vrishabha Sankranti, commonly referred to as Vrushabha Sankraman, is a festival that marks the onset of the second month.
2 The festival occurs during the month of ‘Vaishakh’ in regional calendars and it is observed during the Hindu month of ‘Jyeshta’ (May–June).
3 The day is also known by the name of Brusha Sankranti in Odisha, where devotees celebrate it by taking a ritualistic bath known as Sankraman Snana.
4 Devotees pay a visit to the nearest Vishnu temples to seek blessings for a happy and prosperous life.
5 Pitra Tarpan (literally "fortnight of the ancestors") is specially conducted on Vrishabha Sankranti to offer holy water and food to the manes.
6 The Hindu priests recommend the devotees to practice Godan that is gifting cows on this propitious day.
7 Let us know how you celebrate this festival in the comment section below and keep watching to know more about upcoming festivals and religious events in India.
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