Current Context : Chalda Mahasu Devta to reach Himachal for first time.

• Chalda Mahasu Devta, a symbol of divine faith for millions, will cross the Tons from Uttarakhand to reach Gawali Pashmi village, situated in Shillai of Sirmaur district, Himachal Pradesh for the first time.
• Every 12 years, the Chalda Mahasu Devta moves from Shanthi-Bil in Uttarakhand’s Jaunsar region to Pashi-Bil for annual Barwaansh (a special worship).
• Historically, this journey remained within Uttarakhand. However, for the first time, the deity will reach Himachal Pradesh for a year-long stay.
• After spending a year in Himachal Pradesh, the Chalda Mahasu Devta will return to the Kandoi Bhram and Mashak regions of Uttarakhand.

ABOUT CHALDA MAHASU DEVTA :

• Chalda Mahasu Devta is a revered deity in the hilly regions of Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh.

Known as the God of Justice among the communities of Jaunsar and nearby areas, he is one of the four divine brothers collectively called Char Mahasu Devta who are believed to be manifestations of Lord Shiva.