, specifically describing how the Kaibarta community worships and receives blessings from Cultural Significance:
They worked through sun and rain, replacing rotted planks, stringing fresh marigolds, and singing the ancient melody until their voices blended with the river’s murmur. At dusk the river shimmered as if listening; a gentle rain began, and the shoals returned. But blessing often brings choice: some villagers urged they sell the surplus to the king for much coin. The old warning resounded in Kanu’s mind. He stood before the village and told the story as Maami had read it—of Chakreshwar, the covenant, and the price of greed. He proposed a rule: take only what the river could renew, share food before profit, and teach the song to every child. Kaibarta Purana Pdf