Mother Goddess Dasauli is worshipped mainly by the tribals residing in the forests of Bihar and Rajasthan. She is worshipped for a bountiful crop and also for the protection of live stocks and agricultural fields. Goddess Dasauli resides in the sal forests.
A ritualistic dance called Maghe, performed by Ho Tribe in January, is dedicated to the Goddess. It is performed after a successful harvest when the granaries are full.
Festivals associated with the Goddess are known for its wild gathering and excessive merry making.
Black colored cock or hens are sacrificed to propitiate the deity.