Radha Ashtami is a Hindu festival that celebrates the appearance day of Radha, who is believed to be the reincarnation of the goddess of fortune, Lakshmi. If you are observing a fast on Radha Ashtami, it is recommended to eat a pure and healthy diet consisting of water, fruits, salads, milk, and nuts. However, it is important to avoid tamasic food items such as onions, garlic, eggs, and meat, as well as tea and coffee. Instead, you can offer homemade Bhog Prasad, which may include Tulsi Patra, Panchamrit, Panjiri, Kheer, Halwa, Malpua, Poori, and Chana. Devotees are also encouraged to engage in Harinam Sankirtan and recite the glories of Radha Rani to please her with heartfelt devotion. Temples dedicated to Radha and Krishna are beautifully adorned, and devotees offer sweets and flowers. After worshipping and offering your prayers, you can complete or break the fast. According to Narad Purana, a person fasting on this day can get rid of sins.