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Bihar Hosts First Chhath Offering at 10,000+ Ghats Today – Cleanliness and Parking Arranged
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 05:37 PM
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Bihar authorities inaugurated the first Chhath offering on over 10,000 ghats today, ensuring clean surroundings, designated parking and controlled entry for devotees.
On a historic day, the Bihar state government launched the first Chhath offering on more than 10,000 ghats spread across the state, marking a significant expansion of the festival’s reach. The event was organized with meticulous planning to accommodate the large number of devotees expected to participate.
To maintain order and safety, authorities deployed sanitation teams to keep the ghats clean and set up designated parking zones for vehicles. Entry points were monitored by police and crowd control personnel to ensure a smooth flow of worshippers.
Temporary stalls and facilities were erected to provide refreshments and basic amenities, while local volunteers assisted in guiding devotees and managing the crowds. The coordination between municipal bodies, police, and community groups was highlighted as a key factor in the event’s success.
The Chhath festival, traditionally celebrated on riverbanks, is now being observed on a larger scale, reflecting Bihar’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage while adapting to contemporary logistical needs.
To maintain order and safety, authorities deployed sanitation teams to keep the ghats clean and set up designated parking zones for vehicles. Entry points were monitored by police and crowd control personnel to ensure a smooth flow of worshippers.
Temporary stalls and facilities were erected to provide refreshments and basic amenities, while local volunteers assisted in guiding devotees and managing the crowds. The coordination between municipal bodies, police, and community groups was highlighted as a key factor in the event’s success.
The Chhath festival, traditionally celebrated on riverbanks, is now being observed on a larger scale, reflecting Bihar’s commitment to preserving cultural heritage while adapting to contemporary logistical needs.