KarvaChauth is a widely celebrated event or religious ceremony in India that sees married women skip food and water for an entire day from sunrise to moonrise. The significance of KarvaChauth is that married women fast for an entire day to as a part of praying to the Gods for their husbands’ good health, well-being, and long life.Once the moon rises the ladies have a look at the moon and then look at their husband’s faces to break the fast. Their husband then makes them feed with his hands to officially break the fast. The Karvachauth is being celebrated for hundreds of years now and it has spread to Indians living in foreign countries now.

This is a custom that to begin with started mainly with north India but now has spread all across the country and some women have even taken this tradition to far-away lands outside of India. In some places, even unmarried women follow KarvaChauth and fast in order to wish good health and long life for their fiancés or to pray to God to grant them, husbands, that they desire. The puja is carried out mainly when there is “Muhurat”, that is the right time to host the puja that is mainly carried out in evenings.

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This year KarvaChauth will be celebrated on the 8th of October. There is “Muhurat” for KarvaChauth that is regarded as the exact time to start the puja for the event. This year the KarvaChauth Puja is supposed to start at 5:54 pm and the time for the puja is scheduled to end at 7:09 pm. The moon is expected to rise at 8:11 pm. This is very important for those who are keeping the fast as they cannot eat food or even drink water until they see their husband’s faces right after the moonrise.