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Vatsa Baharas or Govatsa Dwadashi Vrat, celebrated on the Dwadashi Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month, holds special significance in Indian tradition. This day is especially kept by mothers to wish for the long life, happiness, and prosperity of their children. On this day, the cow and its calf are duly worshipped. There are many religious beliefs and traditions regarding this fast, which are considered necessary to be followed.

It is believed that if women do some special work on this day, then it can hurt their children. One of the most important rules is not to consume things cut with a knife or any sharp object. It is believed that eating food cut with a knife on this day can cause trouble for the child. Therefore, women do not consume things cut with a knife for themselves or their family.

Women eat satvik food on this day.

Special care is taken in food on the day of Govatsa Dwadashi Vrat. Women consume only gram and moong. Any other type of tamasic food is forbidden. Special attention is paid to sattvikta and purity in food. During the puja, women bathe the cow and calf and decorate them with flowers, then they are fed jaggery, gram, moong, and green grass. Women observe fast by taking a pledge in the name of their children and pray for the well-being of their children.

Peace and happiness remain in the family.

It is said that by observing fast with devotion and regularly on the day of Govats Dwadashi Vrat, children get a long life, happiness and peace remain in the family. Remember, this fast is not just a symbol of faith, but of those beliefs related to family and culture, which have been inspiring women for generations, for the well-being of children. In such a situation, it is important to follow these rules while respecting traditions on an auspicious day like Swachh Bharat.

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