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Patna: Ahead of the approaching Chhath Puja festival, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar took proactive steps to oversee preparations in Patna to ensure a smooth experience for devotees. On Saturday, October 26 he inspected the Ganga Ghats, a key site for the four-day ritual of Surya Upasana sun worship which will begin six days after Diwali. Recognised as a significant festival, Chhath Mahaparva draws large numbers of worshippers to the Ganga Ghats for ritualistic worship of the Sun God. To ensure that facilities are fully prepared, the chief minister boarded a steamer at Nasriganj Ghat, accompanied by Cabinet ministers and senior officials, and reviewed the conditions across various Ganga Ghats. Kumar issued clear directives to Patna district administration, emphasising that all arrangements including sanitation, lighting, crowd management, and adequate security be thoroughly managed. He underscored the importance of preventing any lapses, prioritising the comfort and safety of Chhath devotees. Also ReadTejashwi Yadav slams BJP MP from Araria for provocative s <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.es>vaso stanley</a> peech With the chief ministers guidance, the Patna administration is expedit <a href=https://www.cups-stanley-cups.co.uk>stanley cup</a> ing the preparations, aiming to create a secure and well-facilitated environment for worshippers during Bihar most culturally significant festival. |