From Bihar to England, 15 families including Niharika and Navita of Aurangabad performed Chhath in London, ordered goods from India

This time the echo of Chhath festival was from Bihar to England. Chhath, a festival of folk faith, was celebrated in Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, eastern Uttar Pradesh and Terai regions of Nepal as well as in England. The people here celebrated this great festival Chhath, which is celebrated as a natural culture, with great pomp. Niharika Ranjan and Navita Kumar of Aurangabad fasted. Collaborated by Mukesh Kumar, Rajesh Ranjan, Nitesh Kumar, Vivek Suman and Aradhana Suman

Chhath Puja, the main festival of Bihar This year for the first time in England, Chhath was organized on a large scale by Bihari Connect UK Group. Due to which all the migrant Biharis enjoyed this great festival together. Wherever the people of Bihar went from country to abroad, they also took their culture with them. The goal of this great festival is to tell the importance of the sun to the whole world.

15 families observed Chhath fast in London, ordered goods from India

In London, more than 15 families observed Chhath Maiya fast together. The organizers arranged for all the devotees to stay at York Cottage and Resort. The devotees who came to see this festival. Nearby hotels were booked for them. At the same time, maximum material for worship was imported from India. On the day of Sandhya Arghya, arrangements were made to make Thekua in thousands. Which will be sent as prasad to all the people of Bihar living in England. So that they can consider themselves a part of this great festival even after staying outside the country.

Niharia of Club Road in Aurangabad city is a housewife in London, her husband Anurag Sinha is a software engineer there. Lived in London for years. Niharika told that five years ago she used to miss the house a lot during Chhath. Due to the children’s school, it was not possible to go to the in-laws’ house in Darbhanga. Then he started Chhath Puja by making an artificial reservoir on the roof of his house in London. In which her husband Anurag helped her a lot.