Delhi government declares Chhath a 'dry day'

Delhi government declares November 19 as ‘dry day’ for Chhath Surya Shashti

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Synopsis

Chhath is a significant festival observed by the inhabitants of Purvanchal, Eastern UP, and Bihar, residing in Delhi, dedicated to worshipping the Sun. The city government has arranged over 900 ghats for devotees to perform Sun god worship.

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The Delhi government has designated Sunday, Chhath, as a ‘dry day,’ instructing the closure of liquor shops in the city on the festival. The Excise department‘s order, issued on Thursday, mandates the closure of all liquor vends, considering Surya Shashti (Chhath Puja) which is on November 19 as a dry day. It’s noteworthy that this day coincides with the ODI world cup final.

Chhath is a significant festival observed by the inhabitants of Purvanchal, Eastern UP, and Bihar, residing in Delhi, dedicated to worshipping the Sun.

The city government has arranged over 900 ghats for devotees to perform Sun god worship.

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