Chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami led the Tarpan ceremony.
Pitru Paksha ends with Pitru Visarjan Amavasya, the final night.
Rituals include offering water, prayers, and a symbolic food called Pind Daan.
After this night, the Hindu calendar moves to Devi Paksha, beginning Durga celebrations.
The ritual is part of Pitru Paksha, a sixteen‑day time when many families remember those who have passed.
Across India, people visited rivers like the Ganga and Cauvery to make offerings and take a holy dip.
The day also leads to a new festive season that celebrates the goddess Durga.
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