This Gauri puja is all about worshipping Goddess Parvati. It falls during the fourth or fifth day of Ganesh Chaturthi. It is vital for strengthening bonds of love, and good luck is bestowed upon an individual by conducting Gauri puja. The family is ensured of leading a wealthy and prosperous life. The good traits of one’s character are brought to light. This is a form of worship of Goddess Durga, performed especially during the Ganpati Utsav in Maharashtra. This puja is performed with Suhaag Samagri (materials needed in marriages). Married women do this in order to pray for the long life of their better half, adolescent girls perform this puja to get a desired partner and this puja is also conducted to fulfil wishes of people.

Durga Puja is a major Hindu festival celebrated in India, particularly in the eastern states of West Bengal, Assam, and Tripura. The festival honors the goddess Durga, who symbolizes power and triumph over evil. The celebration typically takes place over a period of five days, with the main puja (worship) held on the last three days. The festival features elaborate temple decorations, large pandals (temporary structures built to house the goddess's image), and a wide range of cultural activities, including music and dance performances, and community feasts. It is also a major social event, with people coming together to celebrate and participate in the various activities.