Kayastha Chitragupta Puja

Kayastha Chitragupta Puja or Jayanti is tirelessly performed on the Krishna paksha’s miniature day of Chaitra month by a few social orders in north India. The Chitragupta Puja is the most overwhelming puja which is celebrated after Diwali and it will be celebrated in November as per the north Indian calendars. To celebrate the Kayastha Chitragupta Puja it is recognized to say that it will be celebrated in Kartik shukla paksha Dwitiya a few time as of late Brahma. Hence the day will be chosen for puja and traditions. Ruler Chitragupta was born from Ruler Brahma’s body. He was persistently recognized for carrying a compose and inkpot in his hand. On soil, he was known as Chitragupt and was known as Kayastha since he was born from the body of ace Brahma. When a person passes missing and enters the Yamlok, he keeps a record of their extraordinary and negative deeds and educates Yamraj of it.

The Kayastha community celebrates Chitragupta Puja Day with specific ceremonies and pujas since they consider themselves to be Chitragupta’s forerunners. On this day, a few ranges have Shobha Yatras as well as scholarly and charitable occasions. A Chitragupta murti is kept by Sarvajanik Mandals, affiliations, and bunches for open commitment a few time as of late being submerged in water amid the puja. Kayastha Chitragupta Puja is in expansion performed on the diminutive date of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month. In the Hindu religion, it is acknowledged that respecting Chitragupta brings development in the exchange. Individuals of the Kayastha community revere Ace Chitragupta as their worshipable god.