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Chhath Puja Day 4: The festival concludes on Day 4, with Usha Arghya and Parana. This year, the day falls on October 28. After Sandhya Arghya (Day 3), the most sacred and intensive part of the festival, follows the next day, Usha Arghya. (Image: AI-Generated) On the Day 4, devotees return to the water body before dawn to offer the morning Arghya to the rising sun. (Image: AI-Generated) Once this final offering is completed, the nearly 36-hour fast is broken with Prasad and water, a ritual known as Parana. (Image: AI-Generated) Parana marks the successful completion of the Vrat. (File Photo) Chhath Puja is important in Hindu religion and devotees show their gratitude to Lord Sun. (Image: AI-Generated) The celebration encourages self-control, environmental awareness, and spiritual rejuvenation. (File Photo) Chhati Maiya is worshipped for giving her devotees prosperity, health and protection to their children. (File Photo)
