In Bhagalpur, IRCTC Won’t Serve Non-Vegetarian Food On Trains During Sawan

In Bihar’s Bhagalpur, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has stated that during Sawan, it would exclusively offer vegetarian fare. Beginning on July 4, The Railways will no longer provide non-vegetarian cuisine to its customers.

Additionally, IRCTC will not offer any cuisine that includes onion or garlic. Fruits will be served with meals all during Sawan.

“Food will be served without onion and garlic in the month of Sawan,” stated Pankaj Kumar, manager of a food service stand. Additionally, there will be fruits. All of Sawan will be subject to this arrangement. Beginning on July 4, no non-vegetarian cuisine will be served. The issue of cleanliness will be handled.

One of the most sacred months of the year, Sawan is the fifth month of the Hindu lunar calendar, or “Vikram Samvat.” Millions of Hindus in India and other areas of the globe observe this week as one of spiritual devotion, fasting, and joy. Sawan often occurs in July and August, just before India’s monsoon season begins.

Sawan will begin on July 4 and go until August 31 this year. After 19 years, there will be eight Sawan Mondays or Sawan Somwars instead of the regular four each year. The month will be 59 days long.