Jivitputrika Vrat

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Jivitputrika Vrat is a Hindu fasting ritual observed by mothers, primarily in parts of North India and Nepal, to pray for the long life and well-being of their children.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu fasting ritual
religious observance
associatedWith child welfare
maternal devotion
calendarSystem Hindu lunar calendar
category Hindu festival
Hindu women’s ritual
culturalRegion Bihar NERFINISHED
Jharkhand NERFINISHED
Madhesh region of Nepal NERFINISHED
Uttar Pradesh NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance important in North Indian Hindu households
dedicatedBy mothers of daughters
mothers of sons
dedicatedTo children
fastingNature strict fast
waterless fast
focus health of children
safety of children
genderAssociation female
goal longevity of offspring
protection of children from misfortune
involves prayer
ritual offerings
worship
languageContext Hindi-speaking regions
Maithili-speaking regions
observanceMode community and family-based ritual
observancePattern annual
observedBy Hindu mothers
observedIn Nepal NERFINISHED
North India NERFINISHED
participants mothers
practiceType fasting
practitionerDemographic married women
mothers with living children
primaryPurpose prayer for long life of children
prayer for well-being of children
relatedConcept vrata
relatedRitual Ahoi Ashtami NERFINISHED
Karva Chauth NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
religiousMotivation seeking divine protection for children
ritualType vrat
socialFunction expression of maternal love
strengthening family bonds

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Jitiya hasAlternativeTransliteration Jivitputrika Vrat