Jagran is a Hindu ritual practiced across India. It involves the performance of all-night vigils dedicated to the veneration of various deities, including Hindu goddesses, major gods such as Shiva and Krishna, and folk deities like Khandoba and Devnarayan.
During a jagarana, devotees engage in continuous worship throughout the night. This practice typically includes singing bhajans, performing arati, dancing, and listening to legends associated with the deity being honored.