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Sawan 2023: Start and end date and food rules for vrat and regular days - Vimarsana News

Sawan 2023: Start and end date and food rules for vrat and regular days

After 19 years Sawan will be celebrated for two months, which according to the Hindu calender is known as the Adhik Sawan Maas. Here are some of the f

Sawan Purnima 2022: History, Significance and Date - Vimarsana News

Sawan Purnima 2022: History, Significance and Date

Shravan Purnima or the full moon day in the month of Sawan is a highly auspicious day marked by various significant rituals.

Sawan 2022: Baal Shiv to air special 'Sawan Somvar Vrat' episode, deets inside - Vimarsana News

Sawan 2022: Baal Shiv to air special 'Sawan Somvar Vrat' episode, deets inside

Lord Shiva is believed to fulfil one's wish by observing this fast. In the plot, another conflict will be brewing between Mahasati Anusuya (Mouli Ganguly) and Devi Parvati (Shivya Pathania) over Mahadev (Siddharth Arora) with 'Savan Somvar Vrat'. 

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Sawan Somwar 2022 calendar and Shravan Somwars vrat complete information - Vimarsana News

Sawan Somwar 2022 calendar and Shravan Somwars vrat complete information

Sawan Somwar 2022 calendar and Shravan Somwars vrat complete information

Shravan 2021: Check out the Solah Somwar Vrat rules - Vimarsana News

Shravan 2021: Check out the Solah Somwar Vrat rules

Take a bath and wear clean clothes. Then, do Dhyana (meditate) followed by Sankalpa (take a pledge that you would sincerely observe the fast). Seek Lord Shiva's blessings. Maintain celibacy on the day of fasting. Do not consume alcohol or tobacco is strictly prohibited. Consumption of wheat, rice, pulses is not recommended. But those observing the fast from sunrise to sunset can have a complete meal at night. Nonetheless, it would be best if food grains are avoided. Avoid milk, leafy vegetables, brinjal, onion, garlic, spicy foods and meat. Perform Shiva puja and/or Rudrabhishek, chant Mantra...