Usually this holy event is organised by a person or a family who bears all the cost of the holy event, but sometimes people organise a ''jagran'' by collecting charities to pay for the holy event.
This is a holy event that can be held any time of the year. The jagran ends with the lead singer(usually a priest) telling the story of ''Taramati'' and her devotion to the Mother Goddess. Then the person/family who organised the ''Jagran'' gives the final offering(''antim-ardaas'') to the Mother Goddess, and the rest of the devotees follow after that person/family.
Then everyone is given the but because of the rising cost of it, its dependent on the financial status/wish of the person/family/group organising the jagran.
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