Grand Celebration of Annakut Festival in Hisar with 75 Quintals of Prasad Distributed

Hisar, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The Annakut Festival was celebrated with fervor across the country on November 10. Temples offered a variety of dishes to the deities, while large community feasts were organized for devotees.

In Hisar, excitement filled the air as the festival was marked by a special event at the Hanuman Temple located in Moti Bazaar. Approximately 75 quintals of prasad were prepared and distributed to the attendees.

Preparations for the prasad began early in the morning at 7 a.m., involving a dedicated team of 40 people. The highlight of the festival was a large batch of pakoras and kadhi, prepared in the temple courtyard using six cooking stoves. A specialized team of six to seven individuals took charge of creating the popular dish.

The impressive spread included 45 quintals of pakora-kadhi, 15 quintals of mixed vegetables, 5 quintals of bajra khichdi, 5 quintals of halwa made with pure ghee, and around 5 quintals of puris. The total effort resulted in 75 quintals of prasad, all prepared by the dedicated team. Distribution began at noon, with an estimated 2,000 to 2,500 devotees partaking in the offerings.

The Annakut Festival symbolizes abundance, service, and devotion in Indian tradition. On this day, various delicacies are presented to the deities, expressing wishes for prosperity and well-being. The grand community feast at Hanuman Temple in Moti Bazaar became a focal point of attraction for the devotees.