Bahula Chaturthi and Sankashti Chaturthi are significant Hindu festivals occurring in August 2024, with Bahula Chaturthi honoring cows and agricultural traditions, while Sankashti Chaturthi focuses on Lord Ganesha. Bahula Chaturthi, celebrated on August 22, involves fasting from dairy products, worshiping cows, and performing rituals to seek blessings from Lord Krishna and Ganesha. In contrast, Sankashti Chaturthi, also on August 22, emphasizes fasting and rituals dedicated to Lord Ganesha, particularly invoking his form, Heramba, who is believed to provide protection and wisdom. Both festivals reflect the deep-rooted traditions in Hindu culture, with Bahula Chaturthi symbolizing abundance and Sankashti signifying the removal of obstacles. Furthermore, the Bastar Dussehra festival in Chhattisgarh showcases tribal cultural heritage over a 75-day period, featuring vibrant rituals and honoring local deities, contrasting with the more individualistic observances of the two Chaturthi festivals. These celebrations underscore the diverse expressions of faith and community within Hinduism.