Jitiya Nahay Khay 2025 Date: Jitiya Nahai-Khay will be celebrated on 13 September 2025. On this day, fasting women take bath and take satvic food and eat with family. The next day i.e. on 14 September, Nirjala fast will be kept.
Jitiya nahay khay 2025 date, time, vidhi, kya khaye: Every year in Ashwin month, Jitiya is celebrated with great enthusiasm. Jeemutavahana is worshiped on this day. According to religious belief, by observing this fast, one gets rid of all kinds of problems related to children and children get a boon of longevity. Also, there is happiness and prosperity in the life of children. This year, Jitiya fast will be celebrated on 14 September. The Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha of Ashwin month will conclude on September 15 at 03:06 am.
When is Jitiya Nahai Khay 2025?
Let us tell you that Nahai Khay Parv is celebrated on 13 September before Jitiya fast. On this day, women bathe in the river and make delicious food. Then all family members eat together. The next day of Nahai Khay, women observe Nirjala fast of Jitia. According to religious beliefs, by observing this fast, the child gets a boon of long life. Let’s know how Nahai Khay is celebrated and what to eat on this day.
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What to eat in Nahai Khay (jitiya nahay khay me kya khaye)
- Arva rice rice
- Yellow Arhar Lentil
- Five to seven types of vegetables
- Papad
- Dumplings
- Desert
- Jingny
- Raw
- Fish (it is custom to eat fish in Mithila)
Jitiya Nahay-Khay Law and Rules
On the day of Nahai Khay, the fasting women wake up early in the morning and bathe in the holy river. For which it is not possible to bathe in the river, they take a bath by mixing some Ganga water in bath water at their home. After bathing, worship is done duly. After this, satvic food should be taken. Keep in mind that food with garlic and onion should be eaten on the day of Nahai Khay. Do not forget non -vegetarian food on this day.
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