Chopda Puja is an important Hindu festival celebrated to worship the account books and seek blessings for prosperity and success. It is commonly observed by business owners and traders to close their old account books and start new ones for the upcoming year. The puja is performed with great devotion and rituals to invoke the blessings of the Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi.

During Chopda Puja, devotees decorate their account books with flowers, turmeric, and vermilion, and offer prayers to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi. The puja is also a time for introspection and setting new financial goals for the year ahead. The festival is observed on the day of Diwali or on the following day in some regions, marking the beginning of the new financial year for many businesses.

On this auspicious day, images of beautifully decorated account books, idols of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi, and offerings like sweets and fruits are shared on social media to spread the joy and significance of Chopda Puja. Business owners and individuals also seek blessings from elders and spiritual gurus for prosperity, wealth, and success in their endeavors. The festival emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper accounts, ethical business practices, and seeking divine blessings for financial growth.