Preserving the ritual
Chhath Utsav Mahasangh brings families together around the sacred traditions of Chhath Puja. Ritual knowledge, preparations and the sharing of prasad connect younger generations with the practices passed down by their elders.
A community story rooted in Chhath at Juhu Beach, carried through tradition, service and continuity.

Chhath Utsav Mahasangh is associated with the long-running public celebration of Chhath Puja at Juhu Beach, Mumbai. Its story is connected to founder Mohan Mishra and the families who helped a shared observance take root in the early 1990s.
Our guiding values are Parampara, Seva and Satatata: tradition, service and continuity. They express a commitment to the sanctity of the ritual and care for the people who gather around it.
Follow the journey
A spirit of welcome, care and collective responsibility.
Respect for the beach, its waters and the place we share.
Following authorised guidance with patience and discipline.
Keeping the meaning of the ritual alive for generations.
Mohan Mishra is the founder associated with the Mahasangh’s early Juhu story. Current committee roles and formal designations will be added once confirmed.
The work of a community tradition includes many families, organisers and volunteers. This website will document their contributions through confirmed profiles and archival records as they are catalogued.
Chhath in Mumbai extends beyond any single organisation. Our focus is the Mahasangh’s connection to Juhu Beach, without claiming to have introduced Chhath to the city or assigning the entire beach’s attendance to our organisation.