Every year, in the month of Bhadra, the Baras of the Krishna side, i.e., the Dodashi date is considered to be the Govats Dvadashi. The day is called Bachch Baras and on this day women worship cows and their calves with reverence. At the same time, milk is not consumed by worshipping cows on this day. There is a legend behind this ballet to celebrate the rain that we are going to tell you today.

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The legend of Govats Dvadashi- In ancient times, there was a town called Suvarnapur in India. There, the king of Devdani used to rule. He had a cow and a buffalo. The king had two queens named Sita and Gita. Sita loved buffalo and loved her as her own. The other queen, Geeta, loved and treated the cow as a friend and a son with a calf. One day, the buffalo told Rani Sita that the Gita Rani was jealous of me when she was a cow. Sita promised to help her buffalo overcome the problem. Sita cut the cow-calf on the same day and buried it in a pile of wheat. No one knows anything about this incident.

But when the king sat down to eat, meat and blood began to rain. Blood and flesh were visible all around the palace. The king's food plate also started to have a bass of excreta, etc. Seeing all this caused a lot of anxiety to the king. Only then a loud sound from the sky was heard - O King! Your queen has cut the calf of the cow and squeezed it into the wheat. That's why it's all happening. Tomorrow is Govats Dodashi. So, tomorrow, take your buffalo out of the city and worship the cow and the calf. Sacrificing cow's milk and chopped fruits in food will destroy the sin committed by your queen and also make the citadel alive. Since then, the importance of worshipping cows and calves on the day of Govats Dodashi is considered and cows and calves are served.

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