The Bihar government has declared a holiday in all schools across the state on the occasion of Jitiya festival today, September 25.
This decision is important for students and teachers, as it will give them enough time to celebrate this special day with their families. Jitiya, sometimes also called Jimutvahana, is a traditional festival celebrated mainly in Bihar and parts of eastern India.
Jitiya festival is dedicated to the holy bond of brother and sister. On this day, sisters fast and offer special prayers for the long life and good health of their brothers. They pray for the well-being of their brothers, while brothers honor their sisters by giving them gifts and sweets. This festival is an important occasion to strengthen the brother-sister relationship, which reflects familial love and unity.
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With the holiday announced, schools will remain closed on September 25, allowing students to enjoy this festival free from the worries of classrooms. This will provide them an important opportunity to gather with their families, cook traditional dishes and share the joy of the festival. Schools will open as normal on September 26, allowing all students to focus back on their studies.
This decision of the government has not only brought relief to the students, but it is also a happy occasion for teachers and school staff. They too will get a chance to join their families in this holy festival. Jitiya festival has a great significance in the folk life of Bihar, and it strengthens the love between brothers and sisters and family bonds.
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