phulera dooj 2026
Phulera Dooj, which falls in the month of Phalgun, is considered a very auspicious and auspicious date. On this day, special worship of Lord Shri Krishna and Radharani is done and in many places this day is also considered to be the beginning of Holi festival. It is considered one of the most auspicious and inexplicable moments of the year. There is some confusion among the people regarding the date of Phulera Dooj in the year 2026, because Dwitiya Tithi is starting from 18th February, but the festival will be celebrated on 19th February. Let us know the religious reason behind this and the auspicious Choghadiya Muhurta of this day.
Date on 18th, then why is Phulera Dooj on 19th February?
According to the calculations of the Panchang, Dwitiya Tithi will start on 18 February 2026 at 04:57 PM, while Dwitiya Tithi will end on 19 February 2026 at 03:58 PM. In Hindu religion, Udaya Tithi, the date present at the time of sunrise, is considered very important for determining the festivals. Since Pratipada Tithi will be at sunrise on 18th February and Dwitiya Tithi is starting from the evening, sunrise on 19th February will be on Dwitiya Tithi. For this reason, according to the belief of Udaya Tithi, the fast and festival of Phulera Dooj will be celebrated on 19th February only.
Phulera Dooj 2026 Choghadiya Muhurta
morning choghadiya
- Amrit: 07:12 am to 08:34 am
- Auspicious: 09:56 am to 11:18 am
- Variable: 02:02 to 03:24 pm
evening choghadiya
- Auspicious: 06:08 to 07:46 pm
- Amrit: 07:46 to 09:24 pm
Importance of Abuj Muhurta
Phulera Dooj is considered a guilt-free day. According to the scriptures, the position of the Moon is so strong on this day that there is no need to get the auspicious time from a Pandit for any auspicious work like marriage, tonsure, housewarming or new business. The day of Phulera Dooj is considered the best for those people who are unable to find an auspicious time for their marriage.
How to do puja?
- On this day, special worship of Lord Shri Krishna and Radha Rani is done.
- Holi of flowers is played in temples and Abir-Gulaal is offered to Krishna.
- The Lord is decorated with colorful flowers and special offerings like Poha or Khichdi are offered.
Also read: Why is the auspicious time for marriage not seen on the day of Phulera Dooj? Know the unique tradition of this day
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