When is Basant Panchami in 2020 / Saraswati Puja in 2020?
The Basant Panchami date in 2020 is 30th January 2020 (Thursday). On this day, Goddess Saraswati is worshipped and Saraswati Puja or Saraswati Pujo is performed.
The Saraswati Puja day comes up some early. Vasant Panchami date in 2020 is 30th January 2020 (Thursday). The day is also known by names such as Saraswati Puja, Basant Panchami 2020, Saraswati Panchami, Shree Panchami, or Basant Festival.
Saraswati Puja on Vasant Panchami 2020
Vasant Panchami or Basant Panchami day is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati. Basant Panchami festival is celebrated as the birthday of Maa Saraswati. She is considered as the Goddess of knowledge, science, technology, music and arts. Goddess Saraswati is worshipped on the day of Basant Panchami day. Basant Panchami is also known as Shri Panchami, Vasant Panchami and Saraswati Panchami.
Goddess Saraswati removes a person's laziness and ignorance and blesses with knowledge. In many areas, Akshar-Abhyasam or Vidya-Arambham/Praasana rituals are carried out on this day of Vasant Panchami marking the starting of a child's education. In Schools and colleges and other educational institutions, special pujas are carried out in the morning to get divine blessing of the Maa Saraswati.
Vasant Panchami day is considered as one of the most auspicious days to start a new work. Saraswati Puja on Basant Panchami day must be performed on Panchami Tithi timings as sometimes Panchami Tithi doesn't fall for the whole day.
The day of Basant Panchami is celebrated by Sikh as well as Hindu people all over the world. Some states in India like Haryana, Odisha,Tripura and West Bengal observe this day as a public holiday.
Often, the festival of Basant Panchami is marked by the end of winter season and starting of spring season or "basant ritu".
Legend associated with Basant Panchami
A poet known as Kalidasa married a beautiful princess, who throwed him out of the house when she came to know that he was a foolish person. Kalidasa later planned to kill himself, just as he was about to die, Goddess Saraswati came from the river and told him to bathe in the waters. He bathed and he came out like a wise man and thus he started writing poetry and everybody know that Kalidasa was a great poet.
How is Vasant Panchami celebrated?
The yellow colour is associated with Basant Panchami, representing the blossoming of mustard flower fields in areas like Punjab and Haryana. In some regions, people fly kites to celebrate the Vasant Panchami festival, that when can also see on Makar Sankranti in some areas.
The day of Vasant Panchami is celebrated as Saraswati Puja or Sri Panchami in West Bengal. As love is an essential ingriedent of Spring season, Lord Kamadeva is also worshipped on the day.
Thus one should preferably wear yellow clothes and offer yellow/saffron color sweets and dishes to Maa Saraswati.
Large pandals are created where the Goddess Saraswati is worshipped and idols of Saraswati are later immersed in the holy waters of Ganges. Nepal also celebrate the day of basant Panchami with much fanfare and enthusiasm.
Saraswati Puja Muhurta on Vasant Panchami Muhurta
Basant Panchami Puja Muhurta = Sunrise to 10:45 AM
Panchami Tithi starts - 10:45 AM on 29th Jan 2020 and ends at 1:19 PM on 30th Jan 2020
Saraswati Vandana
Saraswati Vandana - Ya Kundendu Tushaar Haar Dhavala is the most famous recitation dedicated to the mother Goddess Saraswati. A Hindu must recite this beautiful Saraswati vandana to seek blessings of Maa Saraswati while performing Puja.
या कुन्देन्दुतुषारहारधवला या शुभ्रवस्त्रावृता
या वीणावरदण्डमण्डितकरा या श्वेतपद्मासना।
या ब्रह्माच्युत शंकरप्रभृतिभिर्देवैः सदा वन्दिता
सा मां पातु सरस्वती भगवती निःशेषजाड्यापहा॥
Basant Panachami Wishes In Hindi
Aayi jhoom ke basant, Jhoomo sang sang me
Aaj rang lo dilo ko ik rang me
Happy Basant Panchami
Halke halke se ho BADAL,
khula khula sa akash,
happy Basant Panchami,
appho mere pass.
Basant Panchmi Quotes Hindi
Saahas Sheel Hriday Mein Bhar De
Jeevan Tyaag se Bhar De,
Sanyam Satya Sneh Ka Var De
Maa Sarswati Aapke Jivan Mein Ullas Bhar De
Happy Basant Panchami
Vasant Panchami 2020 Quotes
Mandir Ki Ghanti, Arti Ki Thali,
Nadi K Kinare Suraj Ki Lali,
Jindige Me Aye Khushiyo Ki Bahar,
Apko Mubarak Ho Basant Panchmi Ka Tyohar...
Wish U Happy Basant Panchami…
Basant Panchami SMS Messages 2020
When U Find A Dream Inside Ur Heart,
Don’t Ever Let It Go
B'coz Dreams R The Tiny Seeds,
From Which Beautiful Tomorrow Grows...
Wish U Happy Basant Panchami…
Basant Panchami Sms 2020
No greeting card to give
No greeting card to give,
No sweet flowers to send,
No cute graphics to forward,
Just a carrying heart wishing u
Happy Basant Panchami.
Short Hindi Poem On Vasant Panchami
Sardi Ko Dedo Vidaayi,
Basant Ki Hai Ritu Aayi.
Hawa Saurabh Lekar Aayi,
Phulon Ne Jise Lutaayi.
Baagon Mein Bahaar Hai,
Bhaunron Ki Gunjar Hai.
Titli Ki Bharmaar Hai.
Basant Panchami Poem in Hindi
Udi-Udi Re Udi Patang,
Dekho Baadlon Ke Sang.
Hawa Ke Sang Baatein Karti,
Unchaayion Se Kabhi Na Darti.
Dhili Chhodoge Jab Dor,
Door Hoti Jaaye Ye Aur.
Sundar Si Iski Puchhal,
Kya Khoob Khaati Hai Bal.
Jab Patang Hai Pench Ladaati,
Ek Kate, Ek Jhat Mud Aati.
Lutane Ko Bachche Betaab,
Pichhe Daude Behisaab
Saraswati Vandana In Hindi Text 2020 is given below. Saraswati Vandana In Hindi Pdf link is available at the bottom of this page. If you are looking for Saraswati Vandana In Hindi Mp3 download, you can do so by clicking the link. This Saraswati Vandana Mantra In Hindi is beneficial for the readers as well as the listeners, Saraswati Vandana Mp3 file is sung by Lata Mangeshkar, Anuradha Paudwal. Saraswati Vandana 2020 lyrics can be printed on paper when you download the Saraswati Vandana in Hindi document link given at the last. Jai Maa Saraswati.
Chali Chali Re Patang song from the old classic Bhabhi movie. You can also see a great hindi poem "Veeron Ka Kaisa Ho Vasant" on Basant Panchami by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan and one of the best Basant Panchami poems in hindi language "Rituon ki ritu Basant" by Sumitranandan Pant.
RITUYON KEE RAANI( Hindi poem on Vasant Panchami/Basant Panchami)
धरा पे छाई है हरियाली
खिल गई हर इक डाली डाली
नव पल्लव नव कोपल फुटती
मानो कुदरत भी है हँस दी
छाई हरियाली उपवन मे
और छाई मस्ती भी पवन मे
उडते पक्षी नीलगगन मे
नई उमन्ग छाई हर मन मे
लाल गुलाबी पीले फूल
खिले शीतल नदिया के कूल
हँस दी है नन्ही सी कलियाँ
भर गई है बच्चो से गलियाँ
देखो नभ मे उडते पतन्ग
भरते नीलगगन मे रन्ग
देखो यह बसन्त मसतानी
आ गई है ऋतुओ की रानी
Hokar Magan Aaya Hai Basant
Short Hindi Poem for Basant Panchami Festival by Vivel Hirde
Hokar Magan Aaya Hai Basantगाओ सखी होकर मगन आया है वसंत
राजा है ये ऋतुओं का आनंद है अनंत।
पीत सोन वस्त्रों से सजी है आज धरती
आंचल में अपने सौंधी-सौंधी गंध भरती।
तुम भी सखी पीत परिधानों में लजाना,
नृत्य करके होकर मगन प्रियतम को रिझाना।
सीख लो इस ऋतु में क्या है प्रेम मंत्र
गाओ सखी होकर मगन आया है वसंत।
राजा है ऋतुओं का आनंद है अनंत
गाओ सखी होकर मगन आया है वसंत।
नील पीत वातायन में तेजस प्रखर भास्कर
स्वर्ण अमर गंगा से बागों और खेतों को रंगकर।
स्वर्ग सा गजब अद्भुत नजारा बिखेरकर
लौट रहे सप्त अश्वों के रथ में बैठकर।
हो न कभी इस मोहक मौसम का अंत
गाओ सखी होकर मगन आया है वसंत।
राजा है ऋतुओं का आनंद है अनंत
गाओ सखी होकर मगन आया है वसंत।
Chali Chali Re Patang
This song/Hindi Poem is from the Bhabhi Hindi urdu film directed by R Krishnan Raju and S Panju in 1957 starring Balraj Sahni, Pandari Bai, Nanda.
चली-चली रे पतंग मेरी चली रे..
चली बादलो के पार हो के डोर पे सवार
साड़ी दुनिया ये देख-देख जली रे
चली-चली रे पतंग ...
यू मस्त हवा मे लहराए जैसे उड़न खटोला उदा जाए..
ले के मन मे लगन जैसे कोई दुल्हन..
चली जाए सावरिया की गली रे
चली-चली रे पतंग ...
रंग मेरी पतंग का धानी है ये नील गगन की रानी..
बांकी बांकी है उड़ान है उम्र भी जवान
लागे पतली कमर बड़ी भली रे
चली-चली रे पतंग ...
छूना मत देख अकेली है साथ मे डोर सहेली..
है ये बिजली की धार बड़ी तेज़ है कतार
देगी काट के रख दिलजली रे
चली-चली रे पतंग ...
Veeron Ka Kaisa Ho Vasant - Basant Panchami Hindi poem
Here we provide classic Basant Panchami Hindi poem by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan
Subhadra Kumari Chauhan wrote mainly about Hindi poems on Veer Ras. Famous composition is Jhansi Ki Rani by Subhadra Kumari Chauhan.
आ रही हिमालय से पुकार
है उदधि गरजता बार बार
प्राची पश्चिम भू नभ अपार;
सब पूछ रहें हैं दिग-दिगन्त
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
फूली सरसों ने दिया रंग
मधु लेकर आ पहुंचा अनंग
वधु वसुधा पुलकित अंग अंग;
है वीर देश में किन्तु कंत
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
भर रही कोकिला इधर तान
मारू बाजे पर उधर गान
है रंग और रण का विधान;
मिलने को आए आदि अंत
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
गलबाहें हों या कृपाण
चलचितवन हो या धनुषबाण
हो रसविलास या दलितत्राण;
अब यही समस्या है दुरंत
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
कह दे अतीत अब मौन त्याग
लंके तुझमें क्यों लगी आग
ऐ कुरुक्षेत्र अब जाग जाग;
बतला अपने अनुभव अनंत
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
हल्दीघाटी के शिला खण्ड
ऐ दुर्ग सिंहगढ़ के प्रचंड
राणा ताना का कर घमंड;
दो जगा आज स्मृतियां ज्वलंत
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
भूषण अथवा कवि चंद नहीं
बिजली भर दे वह छन्द नहीं
है कलम बंधी स्वच्छंद नहीं;
फिर हमें बताए कौन हन्त
वीरों का कैसा हो वसंत
Rituon ki ritu Basant- Hindi Poem on Basant Panchami
This Poem on Basant Panchami is written by Sumitranandan Pant. A famous hindi poet, he wrote mostly in Sanskritized Hindi
फिर वसंत की आत्मा आई,
मिटे प्रतीक्षा के दुर्वह क्षण,
अभिवादन करता भू का मन !
दीप्त दिशाओं के वातायन,
प्रीति सांस-सा मलय समीरण,
चंचल नील, नवल भू यौवन,
फिर वसंत की आत्मा आई,
आम्र मौर में गूंथ स्वर्ण कण,
किंशुक को कर ज्वाल वसन तन !
देख चुका मन कितने पतझर,
ग्रीष्म शरद, हिम पावस सुंदर,
ऋतुओं की ऋतु यह कुसुमाकर,
फिर वसंत की आत्मा आई,
विरह मिलन के खुले प्रीति व्रण,
स्वप्नों से शोभा प्ररोह मन !
सब युग सब ऋतु थीं आयोजन,
तुम आओगी वे थीं साधन,
तुम्हें भूल कटते ही कब क्षण?
फिर वसंत की आत्मा आई,
देव, हुआ फिर नवल युगागम,
स्वर्ग धरा का सफल समागम !
Basant Panchami Short Poems in Hindi
1. Short Hindi Poem On Basant Panchami
Aasmaan Mein Udi Patang.
Dhaage Ka Pakada Sang.
Tej Hawa Ka Kaam Nahi.
Shaant Hawaa Mein Bahi Rahi.
Dhimi Mand Nahi Tej.
Taaron Tak Dije Bhej.
Chaand Ki Laaye Khabar.
2. Short Hindi Poem On Vasant Panchami
Sardi Ko Dedo Vidaayi,
Basant Ki Hai Ritu Aayi.
Hawa Saurabh Lekar Aayi,
Phulon Ne Jise Lutaayi.
Baagon Mein Bahaar Hai,
Bhaunron Ki Gunjar Hai.
Titli Ki Bharmaar Hai.
3. Basant Panchami Poem in Hindi
Udi-Udi Re Udi Patang,
Dekho Baadlon Ke Sang.
Hawa Ke Sang Baatein Karti,
Unchaayion Se Kabhi Na Darti.
Dhili Chhodoge Jab Dor,
Door Hoti Jaaye Ye Aur.
Sundar Si Iski Puchhal,
Kya Khoob Khaati Hai Bal.
Jab Patang Hai Pench Ladaati,
Ek Kate, Ek Jhat Mud Aati.
Lutane Ko Bachche Betaab,
Pichhe Daude Behisaab.
4. Basant Panchami Poems in Hindi
Mere Bhramar Man,
Ritu Basant Ka Aagman;
Kuch Is Tarah Se Ho Gaya,
Na Khile Madhufool Vitap Mein,
Tu Bina Madhu Ke Jagat Mein Rah Gaya;
Na Khili Sarson
Ye Panchhi Anmane Se Dekhkar Bagiya;
Ki Isme Thi Bahi Aisi Hawaa,
Khushbu Bikhere Jo Chaman Mein;
Neembuon Ki Manjari Se
Gungunata Woh Bhramar;
Lag Raha Jaise Subah Ka Devta Ho.
Makar Sankranti Punya Kaal Muhurta (Time) - 07:19 AM to 5:42 PM
Makar Sankranti Mahapunya Kaal Muhurta (Time) - 07:19 to 09:03
Makar Sankranti Punya Kaal and Mahapunya Kaal Time are highly auspicious timings to perform good deeds like offering water and food to sun god, taking bath in the holy river Ganga, feeding and offering food to the needy etc. Mahapunya Kaal time is preferred more than Punya Kaal time.
Makar Sankranti is a very auspicious day in Hindu mythology. Also known by the names Makara Sankranti, Makarasankranti and Makar Sankrant, the festival is of high imortance because of the shifting of the Sun (Surya) into ‘Makara rashi’ – the zodiac sign which relates to Capricorn. When sun goes from one sun sign and enters another, it is known by the name of ‘Sankranti.’ The word "Sankranti" in Sanskrit means ‘to cross into’. Thus, Makar Sankranti is the day when sun enters into the Makar rashi or the Capricorn sign. On this day of Makar Sankranti, sun enters into the Northern Hemisphere, it is called as Uttarayana. This Uttarayan festival of Gujarat starts on the Makar Sankranti day and continues for six-month long.
Makara Sankranti is observed in the Hindu month of Paush in North India, Magh in Bengal, Dhanu in Kerala and Margazhi in Tamil Nadu.
Makar Sankranti falls on the January 14th or January 15th every year but slowly this day of Sankrant is moving and Makar Sankranti will occur on 23rd March in 7015, around 5000 years from now. Hindu calendar follows lunar calendar, meaning it is based on the moon.
Makar Sankranti Dates
15th January 2020 (Wednesday)
14th January 2021 (Thursday)
14th January 2022 (Friday)
15th January 2023 (Sunday)
15th January 2024 (Monday)
14th January 2025 (Tuesday)
Significance/Importance of Makar Sankranti
Of the 12 Sankranti's in the Hindu Calendar year, Makar Sankranti is the most important Sankrant among all and holds a lot of spiritual significance and importance for Hindus. Surya or Sun God is worshiped on this day of Makar Sankranti. People chant the Gayatri Mantra, Surya Mantra and other mantra's while offering water to Surya god.
The coming of Makar Sankranti indicates the coming up of spring season in the northern hemisphere and the end of winter season. This time is highly auspicious and is known as Uttarayan Punyakalam. The six months after Makar Sankranti, are longer and warmer.
Makara Sankranti has also a different meaning. ‘Makar’ refers to crocodile and Sankranti means ‘to change.’ The crocodile is the materialistic world and ‘Sankranti’ is when there the time comes to get away from the materialistic world.
Uttarayana is the six month long festival that starts on the Makar Sankranti day. Uttarayana is referred to as the daytime of the Devas and that is why auspicious activities starts during this time.
The importance of Makara Sankranti also lies in the fact that Bhishma Pitamaha of Mahabharata died on this day of Uttarayan as Bhisma Pitamah had a boon that he will die only when he wishes. So, he choose this day of Uttarayana. It is of the belief that people who die during Uttarayana merges with the God, thus ending the cycle of rebirth.
It is also understood that Lord Vishnu buried Asuras under the Mandara Mountain on this Uttaryana day signifying the end of evil. On the next day of Makar Sankrant, Krishna is worshipped in South India as there is a belief that Krishna lifted the Govardhan mountain on the day after the Makar Sankrant.
King Bhageeratha brought down river Ganga into Patala on Makara Sankranti day to get moksha or salvation for his ancestors. Makara Sankranti is also one of the important bathing dates during Kumbh Mela and Magh Mela and lakhs of people take bath in the Ganges river.
According to Puranas, on this Makar Sankranti date, God Surya visits Shani, who is the son of Surya.
Things to do on Makar Sankranthi Day?
As Makara Sankranti is the festival associated with Surya, people must offer water to Surya and recite the Gayatri Mantra and/or Surya Mantra's. As Surya visits his son Shani on Makar Sankranti day, people must visit their sons and give them gifts, if possible. Pople must make a fresh begining on this day and forget any misunderstandings if any. People make ‘khichadi’ on this day. Some make Til sweets and dishes and Rice meal.
Makar Sankrati is a festival associated with harvest in the whole of India. So people pray for a good harvest. Cows are worshipped and people do charity work like offering food, Moong Dal, rice, ghee, Til etc.to poor persons and needy. One of the most important event is the kite flying in Jaipur, and the whole of Rajasthan, Gujarat.
Makar Sankranti in Different States of India
Makar Sankranti is celebrated in the whole of India with different names. Makar Sankranti is celebrated as Pongal in Tamil Nadu, Sankranthi - Pedda Panduga in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana as a harvest festival. Makara Sankranti itself in Karnataka, Uttarayan in Gujarat. Til Gud is exchanged in Maharashtra. Pilgrimage to the famous Sabarimala Temple also ends on this day in Kerala. It is known as Pithey parban in West Bengal, along with the famous Ganga Sagar mela. Makar Sankranti is celebrated as Bhogali Bihu in Assam, Maghi in Punjab, Jammu and parts of Himachal Pradesh and Haryana. Khicadi Parv and Sankranti in Uttar Pradesh Makar Mela in Orissa.
Makar Sankranti Recipes
Here we have given the youtube video for Til and Dry Fruit Chikki (Makar Sankranti Recipe) by Tarla Dalal.
Makar Sakranti SMS Quotes-Messages 2020
Wishing you a very Happy lohri & Makar sakranti as well.
May this harvest season bring you prosperity
n help you to fly high like a kite,
let's celebrate together .
Bajare ki roti
Nimbu ka achar
Suraj ki kirne
Chand ki chandani aur apno ka pyaar.
Har jeevan ho khushal Mubarak ho aapko "makar sankranti ka tyohar.
Makar Sannkrati ke din aapke jeevan ka andhera chhat jaye
aevam gyan aur prakash se aapka jeevan ujjwal ho jaye!
With Great Devotion,
Fervor and Gaiety,
With Rays of Joy and Hope,
Wish You and Your Family, Happy Makar Sankranti!
Sankashti Chaturthi or Sankatahara Chaturthi is the day dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Each Hindu calendar month has two Chaturthi Tithis. Chaturthi tithi after Purnima or full moon during Krishna Paksha is known as Sankashti Chaturthi and the one after Amavasya or new moon during Shukla Paksha is known as Vinayaka Chaturthi. On the day of Sankashti Chaturthi, prayers are offered to Sri Ganesha. Sankashti Chaturthi fasting is done every month but the most significant Sankashti Chaturthi falls in month of Magha and Paush. Sankashti Chaturthi coming on Tuesday is called Angarki Chaturthi and is regarded as highly auspicious. Sankashti Chaturthi fast is observed mostly in Western and Southern India especially in the states of Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
Sankashti Chaturthi Vrat
Sankashti Chaturthi Vrat is held for Lord Ganesha and devotees keep fast from sunrise to moonrise on the day of Sankashti Chaturthi. This fast is strict and only fruits and vegetable products need to be consumed. Sankashti Chaturthi food items or recipes could include Sabudana Khichadi, potato and peanuts. After sighting of the moon, one can break the fast.
Sankashti Chaturthi during Magha month is known as Sakat Chauth in North India. Vinayaka Chaturthi in Bhadrapada month is known as Ganesha Chaturthi. Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Ganesha by Hindus all over the world. Sankashti Chaturthi by Tamil Hindus is also known as Ganesh Sankatahara or Sankatahara Chaturthi.
Lord Ganesha, the Pratham pujya god who is regarded as the supreme lord of prosperity, intelligence and fortune, symbolizes the remover of all obstacles. He is known by the names Vighnaharta (विघ्नहर्ता), Vighnavinashaka (विघ्नविनाशक) and Vigneshwara (विघ्नेश्वर)..Devotees pray to Lord Ganesha for all of their family members for health and prosperity. As Lord Ganesha is also known as ‘Vighnaharta’, meaning one who removes all the obstacles. Worshipping him can help in removing of all the hurdles of life. Thus it is believed that by observing Sankashti Chaturthi fast - one can get rid of all obstacles. "Sankashti" means ‘deliverance during difficult times’ and "Chaturthi" means ‘the fourth day or tithi dedicated to Lord Ganesha’. The significance of Sankashti Chaturthi vrat is mentioned in the ‘Bhavishaya Purana’ and ‘Narasimha Purana’ and was told by Lord Krishna to Yudhishtira, the eldest of all Pandavas.
Sankashti Chaturthi Fast Date and Time
One must note that fasting day for Sankashti Chaturthi is different for two cities even if those cities are in India. It is to be understood that fasting for Sankashti Chaturthi depends on moonrise and it is observed on the day when there is moonrise while Chaturthi Tithi is prevailing. Thus Sankashti Chaturthi fasting might be observed on Tritiya Tithi i.e. one day before Chaturthi Tithi.
Sankranti means migration of Sun from one rashi (zodiac constellation) to another. There are twelve Sankranti's in a Hindu calendar year. These 12 Sankranti are divided into four categories called as Ayan, Vishuva, Vishnupadi and Shadshitimukhi Sankranti.
Makar Sankranti is regarded as the most significant Sankranti observed throughout India. That is the popularity of Makar Sankranti, that it is just known as Sankranti. Makar Sankranti is observed for four days in South India.
Sankranti days are considered good for daan-punya and charity activities and all auspicious ceremonies are avoided on the day of Sankranti(s).
Kartik Purnima Date - 12th November 2019(Tuesday). The time is from 06.02 pm on November 11 to 07:04 pm on November 12.
About Kartik Purnima
Kartik Purnima, or Karthik Poornima, is the full moon day in the month of Kartik and it often marks the end of the Kartik month in traditional Hindu calendar. Kartik (October – November) is the eighth month in the traditional Hindi calendar and Marathi calendar and comes as the first month in the Gujarati Calendar. Kartik Purnima date is on November 12, 2019. The day of Kartik Purnima is one of the important religious events for Hindus on Kartik Poornima day and you must take a dip or bath in River Ganga or other holy rivers on this day of Kartik Snaan. After dip in the holy ganges, devotees worship Goddess Laxmi and Lord Vishnu.
Killing of Tripurasura and Diwali of Gods
Kartik Purnima is observed as the Diwali of the Gods or the Dev Diwali. Tripurasura created 3 cities in space and called them together Tripura.Lord Shiva killed demon Tripurasura on this day of Kartik Purnima and thus this day is also known as Tripura Purnima and after this, Lord Shiva came to be known as "Tripurari".
Get 100 times more Punya on Kartik Purnima
People often can be seen on the pilgrimage all over the country and it is considered that if you do daan (donation) to poor, do worship gods and goddesses, do everything good, then you will get the 100 times more punya on the day of Kartik Purnima than on normal days equivalent to 10 Yajnas. Special pujas and rituals are performed in temples across the country and people also observe fast on Purnima day. The Kartik month along with four month long Chatur Maas and Akashdeep festival in Kashi concludes on this day of Kartik Purnima. Some communities also perform Tulsi Vivah and Tulsi Puja final day rituals end on the day which starts with Prabodhini Ekadashi.
Kartik Purnima Mela
Kartik Purnima Mela on the banks of Ganga River at Garh Mukteshwar is a great attraction with a million devotees. It is said that a mere darshan of River Ganga at Garh Mukteshwar will get one Moksha (salvation) and this bathing ritual in Garh Mukteshwar Bridge Ghat in Uttar Pradesh is taking place for more than 5000 years.
Bhishma Panchaka fasting started on Ekadashi day ends on the day of Kartik Purnima. Vaikuntha Chaturdashi fasting and Puja is performed on Chaturdashi Tithi i.e. one day before Kartik Purnima. Lord Vishnu worshipped Lord Shiva on the day of Kartik Chaturdashi during Shukla Paksha and offered Him one thousand lotus flowers. On Dev Deepawali or the day of Kartik Poornima, devotees light earthen lamps or Diya(s) in the evening. It is also believed that Lord Vishnu awoke on this day of Kartik Poornima after a long sleep and thus celebration of Dev-Deepawali.In Tamil Calendar, it is known as the Aani Purnima.
What To Do/Not to do on Kartik Poornima
You must not do any violence on this day. Hair cutting, shaving, tree cutting, flower and fruit plucking, crop cutting and sexual activities are prohibited on this day. Lamps are lit at temples and at homes for the entire night, as this is the day of illumination. People light 360 or 720 wicks on this day at the place of worship in hope of getting salvation after death. 720 wicks symbolize the 360 days and nights of the years. It's known as Kartika Diparatna People also light diyas near the holy Tulsi plant, Sacred Fig and Amla. It is believed that this light of lamps help other creatures like fishes, birds and insects in attaining salvation by seeing the holy light.
Kartik Poornima is also known as the birthday of Matsya (incarnation of Lord Vishnu as fish) and the birthday of Vrinda (personification of Tulsi plant). Kartikeya, the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati was also born on this day of Kartik Pournami. The day is also dedicated to the dead ancestors, known as Pitr.
Guru Nanak (1469-1539 C.E.) was the first of the Sikh Gurus and the founder of the Sikhism. Guru Nanak Jayanti, also known as Guru Nanak's Prakash Utsav, is the time for the people to follow his teachings and devote their life in the selfless service of God. The "Gurpurab" word is derived from the joining of two words; Gur - which means the Guru or master, and Purab - which comes from the Hindi word parv, which means day. Thus Gurpurab is the day associated with the Guru. Guru Nanak's birthday is celebrated worldwide on the day of Kartik Purnima or the full moon day in the month of kartik as per Hindu lunar calendar.
Guru Nanak Jayanti | When is Gurpurab 2019?
Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, was born on Vaisakhi Day, April 5, 1469 in Rai-Bhoi-di Talwandi in the present Shekhupura District of Pakistan, now Nankana Sahib. This is the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev. The date of the festival changes from year to year. Guru Nanak birthday 2019 is on November 12, Tuesday. The purnima tithi starts at 06:02 pm on 11th November, 2019 and ends at 07:04 pm on 12/Nov/2019.
Significance And Celebrations Of Gurpurab | Guru Nanak Jayanti
Guru Nanak Gurpurab is the day to remember the Guru Nanak. The five vices - lust, greed, attachment, anger and pride should be leaved. His teachings became part of Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book of the Sikhs. Two days before the Guru Nank Jayanti festival, Akhand Path - a 48-hour non-stop reading of the holy book of the Sikhs, "Guru Granth Sahib" is held at Gurdwaras. Nagarkirtan, a procession of devotees, is organised a day before Gurpurab. The procession is led with the holy book, "Guru Granth Sahib" and the Nishan Sahib (the Sikh flag) inside a buggy and followed by devotees singing hymns and prayers. People also perform 'Gatka', which is a type of marshal art with the sword.
Guru Nanak Jayanti celebrations start as early as 3 am, on the day of the festival. The time period between 3 am and 6 am is known as Amrit Vela, which is considered the appropriate time for recitation of hymns and meditation. Katha and Kirtan, a recital of scriptures and hymns in the praise of the Guru is carried out.
Guru Nanak Jayanti Langar | Guru Ka Langar
The Gurpurab celebrations are held with great fervour and joy at Golden Temple, Amritsar. Gurdwaras including Golden Temple organise a special community lunch, called Guru ka langar, which is served to anyone who wishes to come. Guru ka Langar is always a vegetarian and delicious meal. Lots of people can be seen preparing the langar in the kitchen. Kada Prasad is prepared and offered to Guru on this day to celebrate the holy festival of Gurpurab. Kada Prasad is a traditional sweet made using wheat flour, ghee and sugar. The Kada prasad is prepared in large quantities for people. This practise of distributing Langar and Kada prasad is the part of community service (seva) in the Sikh culture.
These are the Guru Nanak Gurpurab dates from 2019-2025:
2019 - 12th November (Tuesday)
2020 - 30th November (Monday)
2021 - 19th November (Friday)
2022 - 8th November (Tuesday)
2023 - 27th November (Monday)
2024 - 15th November (Friday)
2025 - 5th November (Wednesday)
Akshaya Navami (अक्षय नवमी) is observed on Shukla Navami day (two days before Dev Uthani Ekadashi) in Hindu Kartik month. Akshaya Navami is regarded as the day when Satya Yuga began. Thus Akshaya Navami day is also known as Satya Yugadi. On this day of Akshaya Navami, it is of great significance to carry all sorts of Daan-Punya deeds. The name "Akshaya" itself means never diminish or would remain forever.Thus doing any charitable or devotional activities on Akshaya Navami day is believed that it would never diminish and benefit the person not only in this life but also in future births.
Akshaya Navami day is as important as Akshaya Tritiya 2019. Akshaya Tritiya is the day when Treta Yuga began and Akshaya Navami is the day when Satya Yuga began.
Parikrama of Mathura-Vrindavan on the Akshaya Navami day is considered very auspicious. Devotees in large numbers come and do parikrama of Mathura-Vrindavan to earn the maximum and never ending Punya on the auspicious day of Satyuga.
Amla tree is worshipped as it regarded as the abode of all Gods and Goddesses. Amla is very dear to Sri Vishnu and on this day of Amla Navami, Lakshmi and Vishnu are worshipped. As Amla tree is worshipped on the auspicious day of Akshaya Navami, the day of Akshaya Navami is also known by the name of Amla Navami (आंवला नवमी). Jagaddhatri Puja is observed on this day in West Bengal.
Do you know how the Amla Tree was born?
When the whole earth was completely in water and there was no life, then Sri Brahma sitting on a lotus flower was deeply immersed in doing austerity for the supreme lord. At this point of time, tears fell from the eyes of Brahma out of the love for the Supreme lord. It is then from these tears Amla tree was born.
What you must do on Amla Navami Day/Akshaya Navami Day?
You must, if possible, bath in the river Ganges(Ganga) or use some water from the river Ganga while bathing.
You must eat Amla on Amla Navami and also donate some to the needy or in the temple. If you eat Amla on a daily basis, you get a long and healthy life.
Amla Navami Legend
A Chandala came into a forest for hunting birds and deers. While he was searching for them, he felt hungry. He saw an Amla tree and plucked some Amla and ate them. When he climbed down, he fell and died. When Yamraj’s attendants came to take away his soul, they could not do so. Yamraj was astonished by this and asked for help from sages. They enlightened him and said that they could not take Chandala’s soul with them as he had eaten Amla just before he died.
Akshaya Navami is also observed as ‘Kushmanda Navami.’ As per one legend, Lord Vishnu defeated the demon named ‘Kushmanda’ and stopped the spread of Adharma on this day.
Dhanteras marks the beginning of Diwali celebrations in North India. It is observed two days before Diwali and is also observed as Dhanvantari Puja or Dhantrayodashi. Yamadeepdan is also observed in many regions today. Some communities perform Lakshmi Puja on the day. A new utensil or gold or silver is bought for the house on the Dhanteras day. Some people make an investment on the day
The day is of great importance to business community and homes. Houses are decorated and special rangolis are drawn on the floor. Small foot prints, symbolizing Goddess Lakshmi, are made on the floor of homes. The day is also dedicated to Dhanavantri God, the divine physician, and therefore special Dhanvantari Puja is held on the day. People also worship Kuber God.
Yamadeepdan is also observed on the day. Diyas (lamps) are lit all night and these lamps are dedicated to Yam or Yamraj, the god of death. In some regions, lamps are lit for the ancestors and floated down a river or pond on the day.
Things you must do on Dhanteras:
1. You must donate (daan) to the needy.
2. You must buy anything silver, a silver coin etc.
3. You must buy a steel glass in which water can be dranked.
4. For good growth in Business, buy a metal diya.
5. For security of your health and life - buy a metal small bell.
6. For happiness and peace in family - buy a steel bartan for in which food can be made like a cooker or fry pan etc.
7. If you are facing problems in having kids or for any children related problems - buy a steel plate and a katori on this day of dhanteras. Prepare kheer on the day of Diwali and offer to Goddess Lakshmi in this Katori and plate.
Best time for worshipping Lord Dhanvantari and Lord Kuber today on Dhanteras is from 7:08 PM to 8:22 PM. This is also the same time for Shopping on Dhanteras as well.
The meaning of Chauth is fourth day and Karwa means earthen pot with a spout. This vessel symbolises peace and prosperity. Meaning of Karwa Chauth is significant as the pooja is not complete without the earthen pot. News about the timings of moon appearance is circulated via varied media agencies. Women wait patiently for the Karwa Chauth moon to appear to offer water and prayers. The immense popularity of the festival through commercialization has also made Karwa Chauth English story and Karwa Chauth Hindi stories very popular.
The auspicious Karwa Chauth festival falls on the fourth day of the waning moon or the dark fortnight. It is usually nine days before Diwali on the Chaturthi tithi or Kartik Ki Chauth. To find out when is Karwa Chauth this year, the Hindu calendar is consulted. Keeping the Karwa Chauth date in mind, shopping is in full swing, gifts are being purchased and women are planning how well to adorn themselves for this special occasion. Karwachauth 2019 is in October but some years, Karwa Chauth also comes in the month of November too. Preparations for Karwachauth 2019 are on and the excitement is felt in the air. Karwa Chauth calendar has been consulted well and bayas and sargis are being prepared with love and devotion.
Eating of Sargi on Karwa Chauth
The Hindu married women keep a day long rigorous fast on the day of Karwa Chauth to seek long life, well being, safety and prosperity of the husband. This fast is seen as the toughest of all fasts as the women do not even drink water the whole day. The Karva chauth fast is broken only after sighting the moon in the night. To prepare for this day long fast, there is ritual of preparing a pre-dawn meal called Karwa Chouth sargi, which the women eat before sun rise. The sargi is usually gifted to the daughter-in-law by the mother-in-law and also contains saree, sindoor or vermillion, glass or designer bangles, designer bindi, mehendi or henna, red ribbon, coconut, a gift that is usually a piece of jewellery or a beautiful saree and seviyan, which is to be eaten in the morning of Karva Chauth.
Karwa Chauth History
On the occasion of Karwa Chauth, the women keep a rigorous fast without food or water the whole day only to break it after the sighting of the moon at night. According to Hindu tradition, there is a graveness associated with the Karwa Chauth history about moon. The women are advised not to look at the moon directly on this day. They are supposed to view it only as a reflection on water or through a sieve. Some of the popular Karva Chauth legends and stories have been described as follows:
Legends associated with Karwa Chauth
Queen Veeravati who had kept a fast on Karwa Chauth was tricked into breaking her fast by her overly affectionate brothers before the moon rose and her husband had died. Later on a Goddess revived her husband taking a pity on her.
There is also a Karwa Chouth legend associated with Mahabharata where Draupadi was advised by lord Krishna to observe fast while the Pandavas were in extreme difficulty during observing penance.
The legendary story of Satyavan and Savitri is known to all Hindus right from their childhood. They symbolize the power and bond of a marital relationship. Similar to the ordeals faced by the devoted wife Savitri while she defied death and brought back his husband Stayavan to life, the modern women still willingly undergo this rigorous Karva Chauth fast to protect their husbands from the clutches of Yama.
There is also the legend of the devout wife Karwa who saved her husband from sure death through her intense devotion.
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time
According to the age old tradition of Karva Chauth, the married women fast throughout the day without taking food or water praying for the safety, prosperity and well being of their husbands. They break their fast after viewing the moon in the evening. Karva Chauth moon rising every year is declared as per Indian Standard Time. But the moon is not supposed to be viewed directly. Either it is viewed through a sieve or in the reflection in water. Karva Chauth moon time for this year, for the various major cities of India is declared through various sources. It is also to be noted that Karva Chauth moon rise time varies from city to city.
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Lucknow – 8:04 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Kanpur – 8:07 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Chandigarh – 8:14 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Delhi - 8:16 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Ghaziabad - 8:15 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Greater Noida - 8:15 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Noida - 8:16 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Jammu - 8:18 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Jaipur – 8:25 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Bhopal – 8:25 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Bengaluru – 8:40 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Ahmedabad – 8:45 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Mumbai – 8:50 PM
Karva Chauth Moon Rise Time in Hyderabad – 8:30 PM
Karwa Chauth Puja
Karwa Chauth fast is the toughest of all fasts. The women wake up before sunrise and prepare sargi or pre-dawn meal and have it. For the rest of the day they do not taste food or water till the sighting of the moon.
You can now listen to the audio of full Karwa Chauth story in Hindi online. Women decked in fine clothes and jewellery gather with their Karwa Chauth pooja thali to perform the puja vidhi. The rituals and the puja process starts with accompanying Karva Chauth katha. Karwa Chauth puja preparations are elaborate and start at least a day in advance. Puja thali decoration with roli, vermilion, dry fruits, earthen pots, lamps or diyas, sweets and fresh flowers is an important ritual. As per Hindu calendar, Karva Chauth is celebrated on the fourth day of the new moon after Dasara, which is nine days before Diwali. Karva Chauth pooja thali items comprise sindoor, karwa, matthi, henna and shringar items. Thali decoration for puja is also an art. Beads, laces, sindoor, colours, etc. are used for Karwa Chauth pooja thali decoration.
Karwa Chauth Importance
It is believed that marriages are made in heaven. Karwa Chauth holds great significance in the lives of married Hindu women because it celebrates the beauty and piousness of the eternal bond of marriage. The significance of Karwa Chauth is established by the karwa Chauth fast, the most difficult one in which women do not even taste a drop of water the whole long day. Applying mehendi on hands and sometimes on feet forms an important part of Karwa Chauth ritual. It is said the darker the colour of Karwa Chauth mehendi sets in the hands, the more love she will get from her husband. You can choose karva chauth mehendi designs from various Internet sources. For video and images of ladies getting colourful mehendi applied on their hands, log on to youtube. Hindu belief is that any deceit or lack of seriousness in performing the rituals of Karwa Chauth or fast can even endanger the life of the husband. The most important and attractive aspects of Karwa Chauth are as follows:
Red, pink, maroon, lehenga cholis or sarees
Karwa Chauth mehendi
Karwa Chauth katha
Sighting of the moon
Sargi and baya along with gifts from mother-in-law
Lavish gifts from husband
Karva Chauth Vrat Katha in Hindi
बहुत समय पहले इन्द्रप्रस्थपुर के एक शहर में वेदशर्मा नाम का एक ब्राह्मण रहता था। वेदशर्मा का विवाह लीलावती से हुआ था जिससे उसके सात महान पुत्र और वीरावती नाम की एक गुणवान पुत्री थी। क्योंकि सात भाईयों की वह केवल एक अकेली बहन थी जिसके कारण वह अपने माता-पिता के साथ-साथ अपने भाईयों की भी लाड़ली थी।
जब वह विवाह के लायक हो गयी तब उसकी शादी एक उचित ब्राह्मण युवक से हुई। शादी के बाद वीरावती जब अपने माता-पिता के यहाँ थी तब उसने अपनी भाभियों के साथ पति की लम्बी आयु के लिए करवा चौथ का व्रत रखा। करवा चौथ के व्रत के दौरान वीरावती को भूख सहन नहीं हुई और कमजोरी के कारण वह मूर्छित होकर जमीन पर गिर गई।
सभी भाईयों से उनकी प्यारी बहन की दयनीय स्थिति सहन नहीं हो पा रही थी। वे जानते थे वीरावती जो कि एक पतिव्रता नारी है चन्द्रमा के दर्शन किये बिना भोजन ग्रहण नहीं करेगी चाहे उसके प्राण ही क्यों ना निकल जायें। सभी भाईयों ने मिलकर एक योजना बनाई जिससे उनकी बहन भोजन ग्रहण कर ले। उनमें से एक भाई कुछ दूर वट के वृक्ष पर हाथ में छलनी और दीपक लेकर चढ़ गया। जब वीरावती मूर्छित अवस्था से जागी तो उसके बाकी सभी भाईयों ने उससे कहा कि चन्द्रोदय हो गया है और उसे छत पर चन्द्रमा के दर्शन कराने ले आये। वीरावती ने कुछ दूर वट के वृक्ष पर छलनी के पीछे दीपक को देख विश्वास कर लिया कि चन्द्रमा वृक्ष के पीछे निकल आया है। अपनी भूख से व्याकुल वीरावती ने शीघ्र ही दीपक को चन्द्रमा समझ अर्घ अर्पण कर अपने व्रत को तोड़ा। वीरावती ने जब भोजन करना प्रारम्भ किया तो उसे अशुभ संकेत मिलने लगे। पहले कौर में उसे बाल मिला, दुसरें में उसे छींक आई और तीसरे कौर में उसे अपने ससुराल वालों से निमंत्रण मिला। पहली बार अपने ससुराल पहुँचने के बाद उसने अपने पति के मृत शरीर को पाया।
अपने पति के मृत शरीर को देखकर वीरावती रोने लगी और करवा चौथ के व्रत के दौरान अपनी किसी भूल के लिए खुद को दोषी ठहराने लगी। वह विलाप करने लगी। उसका विलाप सुनकर देवी इन्द्राणी जो कि इन्द्र देवता की पत्नी है, वीरावती को सान्त्वना देने के लिए पहुँची।
वीरावती ने देवी इन्द्राणी से पूछा कि करवा चौथ के दिन ही उसके पति की मृत्यु क्यों हुई और अपने पति को जीवित करने की वह देवी इन्द्राणी से विनती करने लगी। वीरावती का दुःख देखकर देवी इन्द्राणी ने उससे कहा कि उसने चन्द्रमा को अर्घ अर्पण किये बिना ही व्रत को तोड़ा था जिसके कारण उसके पति की असामयिक मृत्यु हो गई। देवी इन्द्राणी ने वीरावती को करवा चौथ के व्रत के साथ-साथ पूरे साल में हर माह की चौथ को व्रत करने की सलाह दी और उसे आश्वासित किया कि ऐसा करने से उसका पति जीवित लौट आएगा।
इसके बाद वीरावती सभी धार्मिक कृत्यों और मासिक उपवास को पूरे विश्वास के साथ करती। अन्त में उन सभी व्रतों से मिले पुण्य के कारण वीरावती को उसका पति पुनः प्राप्त हो गया।
Karwa Chauth festival is specially meant for married Hindu women who pray for their husbands to get blessed with a long life, and a healthy and prosperous life. This tradition is most popularly observed in the northern Indian states.
Karva Chauth Fast
Married Huindu women observe fast and stay without eating or drinking even a drop of water all through the day. In the evening they gather to listen to fast katha/vidhi or fast story. Although, Karwa Chauth fast is not meant for unmarried women, yet some girls before marriage also do this fast.
Karva Chauth Rituals
The women decked in finery and carrying karva chauth puja thali gather to listen to Karwa Chauth story or Karwachauth katha. In the rural parts of the country, idol of Gaur Mata is created and ladies sit around the idol to listen to Karwa Chauth vrat katha. Karwa Chauth eating happens only after the moon appears. Karwa Chauth vrat starts after sargi, the meal before sunrise.
Karwa Chauth ki Katha
Karwa Chauth katha is usually narrated in Hindi. Nowadays free download of Karwa Chauth katha mp3 version is also possible. Karwa Chauth Katha can now be downloaded to be listened to especially on this auspicious day. You can also listen to Karwa Chauth katha audio online. Karva Chauth live katha are performed in the various community gatherings. Karwa Chauth vrat katha in Hindi and Punjabi Katha are equally popular.
Karwa Chauth Aarti
The women perform Karva Chauth pooja in community gatherings. They decorate the puja thalis with colours, diyas, and flowers and carry incense sticks, vermillion, some rice, a small container filled with water and diyas or lamps. As a preparation for the Karva Chauth puja, idol of Goddess Gauri Mata, a karwa or pitcher filled with water, an earthen lamp, fresh flowers, fruits and food grains are arranged. After listening to the legends associated with the Karva Chauth they also rotate the puja thali while singing the Karwa Chauth song and then turn by turn each of them performs the Karwa Chauth aarti. Karwa Chauth aarti Hindi songs can now be downloaded or even listened to online.
Karwa chauth whatsapp Messages
Karwa chauth parv jivan me prem sukh shanti evm samrdhdi bhar de.
Aap pe bhagwan ki Asim krapa ho.karwa chauth parv ki hardik badhai .
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Hope this day makes the bond of our marriage stronger.
Happy Karwa Chauth to My Sweet Loving Wife.
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Pray, the Sindoor adorns the forehead of every woman.
Let God Bless you for a long and a Happy married Life. Happy Karwa Chauth!!!
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Dhanya woh devi jo pati sukh hetu vrat paave,
Dhanya woh pati jo devi roop patni paave, Happy Karwa Chauth.
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Muhabbat aik aisi bhi, Khuda ki banai moti si,
Bhook pyaas se aur chamke.. Aise fitrat karva chauth ki jyoti si..
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Aaj mujhe aapka khaas intezaar hai., Ye din hai karvachauth ka..
Apki lambi umar ki mujhe darkaar hai.. Jaldi. Happy Karwa Chauth.
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The Mangal Sutra Reminds You Of, The Promises That Binds You.
And The Color Of Mehndi, Prove The Depth Of Your Love..
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Aaj mujhe aapka khaas intezaar hai,Ye din hai karvachauth ka..
Apki lambi umra ki mujhe darkaar hai..
Jaldi aana, yakin karna apke liye sab chorr baitha apka pyar hai !
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With the advancement in technology and the increased penetration of mobiles among Indians sending Karwa Chauth jokes has become quite popular. Karwa Chauth jokes are usually sent in Hindi or English. Fresh and never-heard-of-before Karwa Chauth jokes for SMS can be downloaded online. Also when the women folk gather together and after the rituals and puja performances are over, usually they spent time together laughing and chatting among themselves as they wait for the moonrise. That is the time when they share jokes and have a good time bonding together. Karwa Chauth jokes in various Indian languages can be downloaded.
Karwa Chauth Messages
Karwa Chauth celebrates the beauty and bond of marital life. On this occasion, women wish each other heartily through Karwa Chauth SMS messages. Karwa Chauth SMS greetings add colour to the celebration. Husbands send loving messages and spread love and warmth in their wives’ lives. Good wishes along with wishes of Happy Karwa Chauth from their beloved ones brighten the days of the ladies. Even Karwa Chauth cards are sold with nice sweet messages written on them wishing each other Happy Karwa Chauth. Posting Karwa Chauth messages through the social networking sites is a common practice nowadays. Karwa Chauth messages in Hindi are exchanged through mobile.
Karwa Chauth Messages
Its day of fast my wife
I know you care for my life
Though I can eat
but believe I did not take any wheat
I as Husband cares of your
Every moment I love you More .. More More..
Happy Karwa Chauth to my darling wife….
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Fast taken by wives…
For well being, longevity
and prosperity of husbands.
Seeking his blessings.
May this blissful day fills your life…
With love and happiness.
Happy Karwa Chauth………
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I told my heart not to beat since u were filled in it,
It kept my word and stop the beat.
Since the blood was passing through the heart,
The passes of each drop said ur name my love!
Thanks for praying for me.Happy Karva Chauth!!
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When I say I love you, It doesn’t mean just 3 words of love,
It means I care for you, I trust u,I believe you,
I miss you, Love sometimes changes some moment
And sometimes Whole Life! Happy Karwa Chauth...!!
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If I were a tear in ur eye I wood roll down onto ur lips.
But if you were a tear in my eye,
I wood never cry as I wood be afraid to lose you!
Thanks for being mine forever. Happy Karva Chauth!
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