Annakut Puja
Complete, verified samagri list containing 28 essential items for performing Annakut Puja.
Annakut Puja is a significant Hindu festival celebrated usually on the day after Diwali, coinciding with Govardhan Puja. It involves preparing a large variety of vegetarian dishes, often numbering 56 (Chappan Bhog), and offering them to the deities, particularly Krishna, as a gesture of gratitude for the abundance of food. This home worship emphasizes devotion, communal sharing, and a spirit of thanksgiving for the harvest and divine blessings. Devotees perform this puja to seek prosperity, good fortune, and the well-being of their families.
Also known as: Annakoot Puja, Annakut Utsav, Govardhan Puja, अन्नकूट उत्सव, गोवर्धन पूजा
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1 Krishna Idol/Picture1
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2 Variety of cooked vegetarian dishes (Chappan Bhog)56 varieties
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3 Fresh Fruits5-7 types
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4 Fresh Flowers1 bunch
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5 Flower Garland1
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6 Puja Diya (Lamp)2
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7 Ghee (Clarified Butter)100g
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8 Cotton Wicks1 pack
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9 Incense Sticks (Agarbatti)1 pack
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10 Dhoop Sticks1 pack
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11 Camphor1 small packet
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12 Kumkum/Roli1 small packet
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13 Chandan Powder/Paste1 small packet
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14 Akshat (Unbroken Rice Grains)100g
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15 Kalash (Copper Pot)1
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16 Holy Water (Gangajal if available)1 small bottle
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17 Mango Leaves5-7
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18 Whole Coconut1
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19 Betel Leaves5
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20 Betel Nuts (Supari)5
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21 Puja Bell1
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22 Matchbox/Lighter1
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23 Panchamrit Ingredients (Milk, Curd, Ghee, Honey, Sugar)100ml each
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24 Sweets (Mithai)250g
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25 New Cloth for Deity (Vastra)1 set
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26 Puja Thali1
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27 Puja Aasan (Mat)1
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28 Dakshina (Coins/Money)Some
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