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Women in India celebrate the much-awaited KarwaChauth festival with much gusto and fervour. On this special day, women observe a day-long fast (vrat) for the long life and well-being of their spouses. The story of KarwaChauth has many theories to it. However, the most popular is this one. Many years ago, there lived a beautiful queen, Veervati, who was the only sister to her seven loving brothers. Veervati was married to a King. She celebrated her first KarwaChauth at her parents' house. After the sunrise, she began a strict fast, devoted to the long life of her husband. However, the queen was unable to withstand the austerities of the fast and was desperately waiting for the moon to rise. Her brothers were appalled to see their sister in such distress and decided to end her hunger and thirst by creating a mirror in a pipal tree that made it look as though the moon had risen. Deceived by her brothers, Veervati mistook the mirror for the moon and broke her fast. However, the moment the queen ate her dinner, she received the news that her husband, the king, was dead. Grief-stricken, she lamented through the night, compelling the Goddess to appear before her. On hearing her agony, the Goddess revealed the deception of her brothers and advised her to re-perform the KarwaChauth rituals with complete devotion in order to revive her husband. On obliging to the words of the Goddess, the Queen performed the rituals again wholeheartedly which obligated the Yamaraja to revive her husband.

Women and in fact unmarried girls also keep a fast on this day, hoping to get a groom of their choice. The day begins before sunrise for all those who observe the fast. They get-up in the wee hours and savour the Sargi before sunrise. Sargi comes from her mother-in-law and Bayna from her mother.

It comprises fruits, sweets, clothes, jewellery etc. The Bayna contains the Karwa, the pitcher which is of utmost importance in the Puja. After consuming it, they observe the fast for the whole day, only to break it after catching a glimpse of the beautiful moon.

In the evening, women folk dressed in their new, beautiful traditional attire, decked-up in jewellery and make-up, sit together in a group and the KarwaChauth Katha (legend) is narrated. After praying to the goddess for their husband's long life and well-being, the women wait for the moonrise patiently. Also, the application of henna (Mehendi) on hands is a tradition which is very popular amongst women and even unmarried girls.

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