Market in Supaul for Chhath festival: If coconut is sold from ₹ 60 to ₹ 100, then the price of soup and conia also rises

People have started shopping in the markets as soon as Chhath festival, the great festival of folk faith, begins with a bath today. From the village to the city of Supaul district, everyone has started the work of cleaning the Chhath Ghats along with not only cleaning the surroundings of the house. So that Chhath Vratis do not face any kind of problem. Shops of worship materials used for Chhath Puja are also adorned at various square intersections of Supaul city.

Chhath Puja has started with Nahay Khay. So Chhath festival, the great festival of folk faith, is also a symbol of cleanliness. In such a situation, along with cleanliness in the houses of Chhath Vratis of the district, the places around the house are also being cleaned. Along with this, the road leading to Chhath Ghat is also being cleaned. Chhath, which lasts for 4 days, has started with a bath on Friday.

Kharna is on Saturday 29 October. Arya will be offered to the setting sun on Sunday, 30 October. Whereas on Monday, 31 October, with the offering of Argha to the rising sun, the great festival of folk faith will come to an end. In the great festival of this folk faith, along with soup, dala and coconut made of bamboo, the need of many types of fruits and worship materials is important.

For this, many temporary shops of coconut have been set up in the market. Fruit vendors Domani Devi, Manoj Kumar, Sunil Kumar, Raja Kumar and other shopkeepers at Station Chowk, Mahavir Chowk and Lohia Chowk in the city told that coconuts come from other places including Madras Assam here. In the market of the city, the movement started in the market by the Chhath Vratis.

The price of angular in the market ranges from ₹ 60 to ₹ 120 pairs. Soup ₹ 200 added, Changera ₹ 140 to ₹ 250 per piece, Coconut ₹ 60 to ₹ 100 added, Fruits from ₹ 100 to ₹ 120 per kg, Pomegranate 160 to ₹ 200 per kg, Orange ₹ 100 per kg, Tab Lime 50 Rupee added, kiwi ₹ 120 to ₹ 200 3 pieces, banana 40 to ₹ 60 per dozen, the same banana horse is being sold in the market for Rs 400 to 600 per piece.