Gauri Vrat, also known as Molakat Vrat, holds great significance in the Gujarati culture and is observed with devotion by girls. The Gauri Vrat, a significant fasting ritual, commences with the auspicious day of Asad Sudh Agyaras in the Gujarati calendar. This day marks the beginning of the five-day-long vrat, dedicated to the worship of Goddess Gauri. The fasting ritual is performed to honor and seek the blessings of Goddess Gauri, who symbolizes purity, fertility, and marital bliss. It is believed that observing the Gauri Vrat with sincerity and dedication can bring harmony, happiness, and prosperity to the lives of those who participate. The fasting period typically spans from 5-days to weeks, and during this time, participants adhere to strict dietary restrictions and engage in prayers, rituals, and cultural activities to express their devotion to Goddess Gauri. Rituals of Wheat Plant: Wheat holds significant importance in the observance of Gauri Vrat. During...