Since it is a month of Savan, lots of people are people are trying to find out more about the dats and schedule of the Bail Pola Festival 2022 along with the status, banner, images, wishes
The divinity found in the elements of nature, such as Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Space, plants, and animals, is emphasised in Hindu scriptures.
Bail Pola Festival 2022 Date, Time, Significance, Rituals, Wishes, Images, Status And Banner
Got it from a friend on WA, the Amavasya when the bulls are worshipped by farmers … bail pola pic.twitter.com/pvtgyp5snc
— Vaijayanthi (@vaiju7) August 26, 2022
Farmers also decorate their homes with rangoli, torans, diyas and make puranpoli to celebrate the festivities. It is indeed a warm celebration to thank the animals for their immense hardwork the year round.#faxwithromes #festival #sanatandharma pic.twitter.com/EpLfAzETSL
— Roma Abhyankar (@only4roma) August 26, 2022
Best wishes. I bow to Lord Shiva
May this festival brings prosperity to your life. Happy Bail Pola 2022#pskitservices#psktechnologies#psknagpur#bestitcompany#softwaredevelopment#happybailpola#prosperity#agriculture#Indian_agricultural_culture#bestwishes#polafestival pic.twitter.com/zybcjky5iD— PSK Technologies Pvt.Ltd (@psktechnologie1) August 26, 2022
Festival which is widely and with full happiness celebrated among the Farmer Community of Maharashtra.
Festival which teaches us to love and care and to pay respect to animals who work hard for us!
Today is Bail Pola! 🎉
Watch the full video here:https://t.co/OcPQowhipE pic.twitter.com/rOWQbzjx6J
— Lokagatha (@Lokagatha_) August 26, 2022
Religious texts, which are the main sources of moral guidance in every society, emphasise the worth of the natural world and encourage us to coexist peacefully with it.
Indian tribal societies provide an excellent example of how, over a long period of time, both religion and culture have supported environmental preservation in numerous ways.
And among them, celebrating Bail Pola is one of the most prominent ways. It is celebrated to thank cattle for helping people in various ways.
As the country, especially Maharashtra is celebrating Bail Pola today, let’s find out more about it:
Date and Schedule Of Bail Pola Festival 2022
Bail Pola festival falls on the Pithori Amavasya of Sawan Maas when the farming community worships cows and bullocks to express their gratitude to the cattle.
This year, Bail Pola festival is celebrated on August 26. Since the festival contains many rituals like mothers fasting for the prosperity and health of their children, it also has many tithis or timings. So, let’s have a look at them:
- Pithori Vrat: August 26, 2022
- Pithori Vrat Pradosh Muhurat: 06:49 p.m. to 09:03 p.m. (duration of about 02 hours and 13 minutes)
- Amavasya Tithi starting: 12:23 p.m.
- Amavasya Tithi ending: 01:46 p.m.
Rituals Of This Festival
Bulls are given an oil massage and a dawn wash on this auspicious Bail Pola festival. To prepare their bulls for the parade that is organised with a spectacular show, especially in Maharashtra, farmers dress their animals in shawls, colours, bells, and flowers.
Oxen are not permitted to labour, and farmers allow the animals to rest for a day.
Rangolis and torans are used to adorn houses. Following that day’s holy procession of the cow, people make pooja thalis and exchange greetings.
For the customary aarti of the livestock, ghee is also used to light the clay lamps. To commemorate the day, the kids also make wooden bull replicas.
Significance Of Bail Pola Festival
Other names for this day include Pithori Amavasya and Kushopatini Amavasya. The farmers express their appreciation to their bulls for their assistance on this day.
The word “Pola” is also related with a number of tales. According to legend, Lord Krishna was assaulted on this day when he was a little kid by the demon Polasur, who was sent by Krishna’s maternal uncle Kansa. In the end, Lord Krishna vanquished the monster.