As Cyclone Arnab approaches India’s eastern coast, Karwa Chauth on 29 October presents unique challenges for those observing the fast. The potential obscuring of the Moon by storm clouds may disrupt traditional practices. However, devotees can still honor the day by worshipping lunar symbols, such as a silver coin or Lord Shiva, while families should check local moonrise times for adherence to customs. As Cyclone Arnab approaches India’s eastern coast, Karwa Chauth on 29 October presents unique challenges for those observing the fast. The potential obscuring of the Moon by storm clouds may disrupt traditional practices. However, devotees can still honor the day by worshipping lunar symbols, such as a silver coin or Lord Shiva, while families should check local moonrise times for adherence to customs.
