Every Marwadi festival, vrat vidhi and katha — in one app
A free collection of Marwadi rituals, fasting methods, stories, aarti and ujman, digitised from traditions the community has followed for generations.
Read it in the language you think in:
What's inside
Rituals organised the way families actually follow them.
Vrat vidhi & rituals
Step-by-step methods for each vrat and festival — what to do, when, and how it has always been done.
Kathas & their morals
The stories behind every ritual, told in full, with the meaning that gives each observance its purpose.
Festival calendar
Ritual dates marked through the year with a short note on each, so nothing is missed.
Aarti & ujman
Prayers, mantras and ujman details kept alongside the ritual they belong to.
Audio bhajans
Listen to hymns and bhajans while you read, with playback right inside the ritual page.
Three languages
Switch between English, Hindi and Marwadi at any moment — the whole app changes with you.
About the app
What does the app do?
Barah Maas Marwadi Tyohar educates the Marwadi community about each religious ritual — details of the ritual, the processes and steps to be followed, the history and stories behind it, the prayers and mantras, and the ujman. Everything can be read in English, Hindi or Marwadi, and the language can be switched at any time. The app also has a built-in calendar marking ritual dates and what each one means.
Who is it for?
There are no age restrictions. The content is purely religious education aimed particularly at the Marwadi community of India, and contains nothing that would harm the sentiments of people of other beliefs. It is, at heart, the digitisation of ritual methods followed in the community since time immemorial.
How does it work?
Content is arranged hierarchically into categories and sub-categories, designed to need as few taps as possible. Open any ritual to read about it, the steps to follow, the stories and their morals, the related prayers and the ujman. The calendar shows ritual dates through the year, and festivals can be shared with family in a tap.