Jaipur News Desk: Deepotsav started on Tuesday with Dharteras. This time this festival will be celebrated for six days instead of five. The reason for this is the confusion regarding Diwali. However, at most places Diwali is being celebrated on 31st October. At some places, worship will also be performed on November 1. Auspicious time will be 1 hour 45 minutes on one day and only 41 minutes on the next day. Where Diwali will be celebrated on 31st October, Kartik Amavasya of bathing and donations will be celebrated on 1st November. In the districts where Diwali puja will be held on 1st November, 30th and 31st October is being considered as Chaturdashi. Talk to the scholars and find out what will be the auspicious time of worship if Diwali is celebrated on 31st October and what will be the auspicious time if we celebrate Diwali on 1st November. Apart from this, also know about the auspicious time of Roop Chaturdashi, Govardhan Puja and Bhaiya Dooj.
30 October: Roop Chaturdashi
Astrologer Sakshi Sharma said that Roop Chaturdashi will be celebrated on Wednesday. One should take bath after massaging with scented sesame oil during sunrise in the morning. During Chaturdashi, Mahalakshmi resides in oil and Ganga resides in water. In Madan Parijat, Vriddhamanu has also mentioned the rule of offering Yam Tarpan. Pradosh Kaal is from 5.43 pm to 8.16 pm.
Govardhan Puja: 2 November
After Diwali, Govardhan Puja has special significance in the festival of lights. Its worship time is 8:03 am to 9:26 am in the auspicious Choghadiya. Choghadiya of Labh Amrit is from 1:33 pm to 4:17 pm. After sunset, Pradosh Kaal Sankalp will be from 5:41 to 8:05.
Bhaiya Dooj: 3 November
Pandit Vikram Joshi said that Bhaiya Dooj will be celebrated on November 3 as part of Deepotsav. Under this, there will be Chitragupta Puja, Kalam Dawat Puja, Vishwakarma Puja. Its Muhurta is from 8:04 am to 9:26 am in Char Ka Choghadiya. From 9:26 to 12:10 is Choghadiya of Labh and Amrit. Auspicious Choghadiya is from 1:32 pm to 2:55 pm.
Diwali will be celebrated on 31st in most of the districts
Diwali will be celebrated on October 31 in most of the districts of the state including Jaipur, Kota, Sikar. Whereas in the districts of Marwar (Jadhpur, Pali, Bhilwara and Jalore), most of the people are arguing for Lakshmi Puja on 1 November.
