What people do on the second day 1. Perform daily puja People pray to Goddess Durga, light an oil lamp (diyo), burn incense (dhup), and offer flowers, water, or other offerings according to family tradition. 2. Water the Jamara Families gently water the barley or other grains planted on Ghatasthapana and keep them in a clean, protected place. The Jamara will be offered during Dashain Tika on the tenth day. 3. Worship Goddess Brahmacharini In the Navadurga tradition, the second day is dedicated to Brahmacharini, the second form of Goddess Durga, associated with devotion, discipline. In simple words: The second day of Dashain is a day for prayer, devotion, and caring for Jamara. Fasting is optional and depends on family tradition. Happy Dashain! 🙏🌼