In the eastern state of Odisha, specifically the region around Puri and in Nabadwip, West Bengal, the festival is also referred to as "Sri Krishna Jayanti" or simply "Sri Jayanti". People celebrate Janmashtami by fasting and worship until midnight. The "Bhagavata Purana" is recited from the 10th chapter, a section dedicated to the life of Krishna. The next day is called "Nanda Utsav" or the joyous celebration of Krishna's foster parents Nanda and Yashoda. Devotees keep fasting during the entire day of Janmashtami. They bring water from Ganga to bathe Radha Madhava during their abhisheka ceremony. A grand abhisheka is performed at midnight for the small Radha Madhava Deities while food (bhoga) offering of more than 400 items is offered to Their Lordships with devotion.