Nag Panchami, a deeply rooted Hindu tradition, venerates serpents was celebrated with great religious fervour on Monday. Occurring on the fifth day of the Shravan month's waxing moon phase, known as Panchami Tithi, this festival holds significance to the people. Devotees honor Nag Devta, the serpent deity, on this auspicious day. On Monday, Goans celebrated the festival by crafting and worshipping clay cobra idols at temples and homes. Through heartfelt prayers and pujas with offerings like milk, puffed rice, and sweets, devotion is expressed. This celebration beautifully intertwines spiritual reverence and cultural significance. Here’s a glimpse into this festive spirit...