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Give this auspicious gift to your mother-in-law on Karwa Chauth: The fast of Karva Chauth is observed every year on the Chaturthi date of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month. On this day, married women keep a waterless fast throughout the day, praying for the long life and happy married life of their husbands. Both mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have a special role in this fast. The mother-in-law gives Sargi, while the daughter-in-law offers a gift to the mother-in-law in a plate during the evening puja. Let us know what gifts can be given to mother-in-law on Karva Chauth, as well as what should be included in the plate on the day of Karva Chauth.
Karva Chauth 2025: Date and auspicious time
This year Chaturthi Tithi is falling on both 9th October and 10th October. However, according to Udaya Tithi and tradition of fasting, it will be auspicious to observe the fast of Karva Chauth on Friday, October 10, 2025.
What should the daughter-in-law give to her mother-in-law on Karva Chauth?
There is a special ritual on Karva Chauth to strengthen the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, in which the daughter-in-law gives “Bayana” to her mother-in-law after the fast. This Bayana is a symbol of respect, affection towards mother-in-law and wish for her blessings. Before breaking the fast (Paran) or after the puja, the daughter-in-law touches the feet of her mother-in-law and offers this bayana, and the mother-in-law blesses her to always be blessed with good fortune.
wedding accessories
Wedding items are considered the most auspicious. By giving this one gets the blessings of unbroken good fortune. These things must be there in the plate:
Saree or Suit: New saree or suit for mother-in-law (red, yellow, green or pink color is considered auspicious).
Bangles: Glass or lac bangles (auspicious colour).
Sindoor and Bindi: The most important symbol of suhaag. Kajal and comb, nail polish and lipstick
Mehndi/Alta: To decorate hands and feet.
sweets and dry fruits
Sweet: Some traditional sweets or your mother-in-law’s favorite sweets.
Nuts: Dry fruits like cashews, almonds, raisins or pistachios.
jewelery or other gifts
Silver anklets or toe rings: These are also considered signs of marriage.
Cash Amount: Some cash amount is also given as a shagun.
Worship material: Like clay or brass karva, lamp, or new chunri.
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