A grand Triveni Maha Aarti was organized at the historic Kali Ghat in Sonpur on the auspicious occasion of Ashadh Amavasya. This event highlights the special significance of Amavasya in Sanatan Dharma, when devotees take holy dips in rivers, offer 'tarpan' to ancestors, and worship deities. Sonpur's Kali Ghat, known for its religious importance, became a hub of faith and devotion on this particular day.

Large numbers of devotees participated in the Maha Aarti, lighting lamps before the Triveni, which symbolizes the confluence of the Ganga, Gandak, and Sarayu rivers. The ghat was adorned with colorful lights and flowers, making the atmosphere divine and captivating. Priests performed the Maha Aarti with Vedic chants, creating a devotional ambiance throughout the area. During the Aarti, every person present at the ghat expressed their devotion with chants of 'Jai Maa Kali' and 'Har Har Gange.'

The objective of this event is not only to maintain religious traditions but also to raise awareness about the conservation and cleanliness of the Ganga and Gandak rivers. Organizers stated that such religious rituals infuse positive energy into society and keep people connected to their culture and heritage. After the Maha Aarti, प्रसाद (prasad) was distributed, which devotees accepted with a sense of blessedness. This event further strengthens Sonpur's religious and cultural identity.