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Festivals - Baisaki: Punjab New Year (535 words) |
 | Chaturdashi, the tenth day after Ganesh Chaturthi, is the day when the idols of Ganesha are immersed in water. |
 | On this day, which is the fourteenth day of the shukla paksha (the bright phase of the moon) in the Indian lunar month of Bhadrapada, people observe a vow in honour of Vishnu. |
 | On Anant Chaturdashi, the image of a hooded cobra is fashioned out of darbha (grass), and is worshipped with flowers and incense as Anant, the divine snake on whom Lord Vishnu lies. |
| Paryushana - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (723 words) |
 | The Digambaras celebrate Ananta-chaturdashi on the chaturdashi, special worship is done on this day. |
 | It may be undertaken during Shukla Panchami to Chaturdashi of Bhadrapada, Magh or Chaitra. |
 | However it is common to do it during Bhadrapada, in which case it starts with Paryushana. |