Hindus worship Chitragupta, a divine book keeper, for a favourable verdict. Born on Chitra Pournami, the seventeenth ManasPutra of Brahma, Chitragupta, was formed out of Brahma’s soul and mind and was assigned the task of maintaining records of the good and bad deeds of humans and could determine whether they go to heaven or hell. The souls of human beings, after their life on earth, travel to yamaloka where the yamadutas keep log books. Yamaraj, the presiding deity, has Chitragupta close at hand to dispense justice.