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Home / Photo Gallery / Celebrating Love Tradition Karva Chauth 2025

Celebrating love & tradition: Karva Chauth 2025

The festival honours love, commitment and marital devotion as women observe a fast for their husbands
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 09:47 PM Oct 10, 2025 IST

  • Women gather in ceremonial attire to observe Karva Chauth in Ludhiana. Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

  • Women perform Karva Chauth rituals in Ludhiana. Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

  • Women celebrate Karva Chauth in Amritsar on Friday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Karva Chauth celebration in Jalandhar on Friday. Photo: Sarabjit Singh

  • Women Karva Chauth festival at Sukhna Lake in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune Photo: Vicky

  • Married women celebrate Karva Chauth festival in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Women perform rituals at Shiv Temple in Sector 24, Chandigarh, on Friday. Tribune Photo: Pardeep Tewari

  • Women celebrate Karva Chauth at Shri Laxminarayan Mandir, 3b2 Mohali, on Friday. Tribune Photo: Vicky

  • Women during Thali Puja on the occasion of Karva Chauth in Shimla on Friday. Tribune Photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Women during Karva Chauth celebrations in Ludhiana. Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

  • Karva Chauth celebration in Jalandhar on Friday. Photo: Sarabjit Singh

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