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| caption = Charak Puja being performed at village Narna, [[Howrah district|Howrah]], April 2014.
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| nickname = Nil Puja, Hajrha Puja
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| date = Midnight of Songkran (
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'''Charak Puja''' or '''Pachamara Mela''' (also known as ''Chadak'', ''Nil Puja'' or ''Hajrha Puja'')<ref>from Syncretism, Narratives. "[https://hpuniv.ac.in/hpuniv/upload/uploadfiles/files/HPUJ-June-2022-issue.pdf Mid-Seventeenth-Century Mughal Bengal: A Study of Social Transformation and Narratives from Syncretism to Conflict]." ''Himachal Pradesh University Journal'': 45.</ref> is a [[Hindu]] folk [[festival]] held in honor of the deity [[Shiva]]. The festival is observed in the Indian state of [[West Bengal]]
People believe that by satisfying Shiva, the festival will bring prosperity to them, eliminating the sorrow and sufferings of the previous year.
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==See also==
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* [[Gajan (festival)]]
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* [[Sirimanothsavam]]
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