Karwa Chauth Moon May Be Hidden by Cyclone Arnab; Alternative Ways to Break Fast

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Cyclone Arnab is approaching India's eastern coast as Karwa Chauth falls on 29 October. Storm clouds could block the Moon, which would complicate the traditional practice of breaking the fast after moonrise. The report suggests that devotees can still observe the day by worshipping lunar symbols, such as a silver coin or an image of Lord Shiva. Families are advised to check local moonrise timings so they can follow customs as closely as possible.

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