Offer Jajri and Neem after worshiping the Padva deities. Achi-News

Achi news desk-Bhaskar News The festival of Gudi Padva is celebrated with great pomp across the district at Janjgir Chaitra Shukla Pratipada. The people of the Marathi community worshiped Gudi as a symbol of victory, prosperity and health and as a household deity. Gudi Puja started after Ganpati Puja in the morning. Godi was placed in every house. According to belief, it brings happiness, peace and prosperity. The day of Gudi Padwa is also considered very important from a health point of view. Rahul M. Patki and Nelam R. Patki said that Gudi is considered to be the flag of Brahma. whereas padva means pratipada. On this day, the people of the Marathi community plant Gudi in their houses. A new sari is placed on Gudi’s stick. It is a symbol of prosperity. A bouquet of marigolds are placed. It is a symbol of purity. Along with this, neem leaves are also used to symbolize health and Batasha are used to symbolize sweetness in a relationship. This festival features Jagri, Ali Neem, Shrikand-Puri as Prasad. On this day, special dishes such as shree khand, puran puri, khir, etc. are prepared in every house. Devotees of the Marathi community, after cleaning the house in the morning, made an attractive rangoli at the main entrance. Along with this, he tied a pillar in his house with mango leaves and Ashoka. Along with this, a flag was placed in front of the house. On this day, along with the worship of the Sun God, Sunderkand, Ramarshatram and Goddess Bhagwati were worshiped with great faith. According to tradition, people consumed neem buds with ginger to wish for good health. Consuming neem leaves on Gudi Padwa is believed to provide health. Know… what is the importance of Gudi { Gudi is considered a symbol of victory. {During the Ramayana, when Lord Ram met Sugriva, he informed Shri Ram about the horrors of Bali. After that, Lord Shri Ram saved Bali and freed the people there from his evil rule. According to belief, it was the day of Chaitra Pratipada. Therefore, Gudi or Vijay Patka is hoisted on this day. {According to belief, after defeating the Mughals, Chhatrapati Shivaji celebrated the festival of Gudi Padwa for the first time. Since then Marathas have been celebrating this festival with great enthusiasm and enthusiasm. {The Hindu New Year begins with Gudi Padwa. On this day people also worship crops etc.