Jagrans
A jagran is an all-night vigil and devotional gathering common in Hinduism, particularly in North India. The term "jagran" literally means "awakening" or "staying awake." These events are typically held to honor a specific deity, often a goddess like Durga, Kali, or Vaishno Devi, or a male deity like Shiva or Krishna. The primary purpose of a jagran is to express devotion and seek blessings through continuous worship and prayer throughout the night.
The core of a jagran involves singing devotional songs, known as bhajans and kirtans, accompanied by musical
Jagrans can be organized by individuals, families, or community groups, often to commemorate religious festivals, auspicious