Adarsha Pretakarma Paddhati Odia Book By Shri Purnachandra Panda
                     Adarsha Pretakarma Paddhati Odia Book By Shri Purnachandra Panda
Hindu traditions right from Ramayan to work date burn their sweethearts, covering the dead is in 
sure region of the overall population. However, larger piece of Hindus burn the dead as we 
acknowledge that the body is contained 5 parts which after cremation will mix in the pancha 
bhootas, The burning ground is called Shmashana (in Sanskrit), and by and large it is arranged near
a stream, while maybe not on the stream bank itself. Individuals who can deal with its expense 
could go to uncommon blessed spots like Kashi (Varanasi), Haridwar, Prayagraj (generally called 
Allahabad), Sri Rangam, Brahmaputra on the occasion of Ashokastami and Rameswaram to 
complete this custom of dousing of stays into water.
A part of the burnings are performed at ghats. The Antyesti impressive commitments contrasts 
across the scope of Hindu society. A part of the popular traditions went on in Vedic religions after 
the destruction of an individual, for their quietness and move to heaven are according to the 
accompanying.
The last functions are commonly completed in something like a day of death. While practices 
contrast among groups, generally, their body is washed, sandalwood paste and turmeric is applied
on the body, wrapped by a dhoti for a man and a saree for women. The tremendous toes are 
incorporated with a string and a Tilak (red, yellow or white engraving) is placed on the sanctuary. 
A bed is produced using bamboo sticks on which the withdrew is taken to the Shamshan. The dead
adult's body is passed on to the cremation ground near a stream or water, by friends and family, 
and put on a fire with feet highlighting the south.