The sacred thread ceremony, also known as Janoi Puja, is a highly significant ritual that is most commonly performed by Brahmins. During this ceremony, a thread is tied around the individual's body, with the number of threads varying based on their marital status. An unmarried man typically ties three threads, while a married man ties six threads, with each set representing the individual and their spouse. The threads symbolize the gods Lord Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, and are prayed to during the puja. Individuals who wear these threads are expected to recite the Gayatri Mantra daily. Since Lord Brahma represents creation, Lord Vishnu represents providence, and Lord Shiva represents destruction, the three threads hold immense significance in this sacred ritual. With its deep spiritual meaning and cultural significance, the Janoi Puja is a cherished tradition in many communities.