Pradyumna Vinayak Chaturthi 2026: Pradyumna Vinayak Chaturthi today, offer these things to Bappa… happiness and prosperity will come in the house!

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Pradyumna Vinayaka Chaturthi Bhog List: The holy festival of Pradyumna Vinayak Chaturthi is being celebrated across the country on the Chaturthi date of Shukla Paksha of Jyeshtha month i.e. today, 18 June 2026. This auspicious day is considered very fruitful and sacred for the worship of Lord Shri Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. According to religious beliefs, worshiping ‘Pradyumna’ form of Bappa on this day not only removes all the troubles of life, but also frees the person from mental stress and anger. If you are also observing Vinayak Chaturthi fast today, then let us know what special things should be offered to please Bappa.

Offer modak to Lord Ganesha

Modak is considered the most favorite of Lord Ganesha. It is also mentioned in religious texts. Offering modak to Lord Ganesha on the day of Pradyumna Vinayak Chaturthi makes him happy quickly.

Laddus are also Bappa’s favorite.

Apart from Modak, gram flour, boondi or flour laddus are also considered very dear to Lord Ganesha. Offering laddus during puja maintains happiness and peace in the family and is believed to remove financial problems.

Must offer Durva grass

Durva has special significance in Ganesh Puja. It is believed that offering 21 Durvas to Lord Ganesha makes him very happy. This is considered an important part of the puja and reduces obstacles in life.

banana indulgence

Offering fresh fruits to Lord Ganesha is also considered auspicious. Especially the tradition of offering banana is prevalent in many places. Apart from this, apple, pomegranate and seasonal fruits can also be offered as Prasad.

How to do puja?

On the day of Pradyumna Vinayak Chaturthi, first of all install the idol or picture of Lord Ganesha and worship him duly. Offer them vermillion, Akshat, flowers and Durva. After this, offer modak, laddu, fruits or other favorite offerings and chant Ganesh mantras. At last, perform Aarti and pray to God for happiness, peace and prosperity.

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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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