Pitru Paksha: Those Who Have No One, Their Ancestors Were Worshipped in Jhansi, Now the Offering Will Be Made in Gaya.
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In Jhansi, the District Public Welfare Committee and the Rani Jhansi Foundation organized a mass 'Pinda Puja' ceremony on the banks of the Pahuj River for orphans, abandoned souls, and the ancestors of 878 families. Following this ceremony, coordinated by Dr. Jitendra Kumar Tiwari, an eight-member delegation departed on the Chambal Express to offer these sacred Pindas in Gaya with due rites.
Some of the Pindas in Jhansi were of those people whose relatives were present to take their names and gotras. But some Pindas were also for those souls for whom no one is left in this world to take their names. Carrying these 800 Pindas, an eight-member team left Jhansi on Monday morning by Chambal Express for Gaya in Bihar. After reaching Gaya during Pitru Paksha, Pind Daan and Shraddha rituals will be performed for these Pindas. The team was …
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