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It seems there might be a slight variation in the term you provided. If you are referring to "Thapana" in the context of Hindu rituals or practices, it could be related to "Tharpana." Tharpana is a ritual in Hinduism where water and specific offerings are made to offer homage to one's ancestors. This ceremony is often performed by Brahmins or individuals who follow traditional Hindu practices. Tharpana is typically done during specific times, such as on new moon days or during Pitru Paksha, a fortnight dedicated to honoring one's ancestors. During Tharpana, offerings such as water, sesame seeds, and rice are offered to ancestors while chanting specific mantras. The purpose is to express gratitude, seek blessings for the well-being of the ancestors' souls, and maintain a connection between the living and the deceased. If "Thapana" refers to something else in a different context or has a specific meaning in another cultural or linguistic context, please provide more details so I can offer more accurate information.