“…Over thirteen everyday principal customs, God gets three dinners, the primary lunch consisting of 56 distinct dishes (the sanctuary kitchen houses 270 hearths and stoves. Numbers of daily activities are happening, connected to economic and social observations (Rojel, J., 1983) [9] . CHAWDA, A. P. S. [3] , has pointed out a pre-prominent part in the public eye, joining individuals through different ceremonial exercises and filling in as the focal point of social exercises in Indian towns.…”