Jitiya Vrat 2024: When Is Nahay Khay And Paran? Know Date, Shubh Muhurt And Everything
Jitiya Vrat begins with the Nahay Khay ritual, followed by a 24-hour waterless fast starting the next day. The fast concludes with the Paran, marking the end of the observance.
Jitiya Vrat 2024: Jivitputrika Vrat is also known as Jitiya which is a significant fasting ritual observed by mothers wishing for the longevity, success, and health of their children. It is considered one of the more challenging fasts, as participants refrain from consuming food and water, making it a Nirjala Vrat (waterless fast).
According to the Panchang, the Jitiya fast is typically observed on the Ashtami tithi of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashwin. The fast begins with the Nahay-Khay ritual, followed by the Paran ceremony. Both Nahay-Khay and Paran hold particular importance during the Jitiya Vrat.
According to experts, this year's Jivitputrika Vrat will commence on September 24, 2024, and conclude on September 26, 2024. The Ashtami tithi will begin at 12:38 PM on September 24 and end at 12:10 PM on September 25. Thus, according to the Udayatithi, the fast will officially start on September 24.
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Jitiya Vrat 2024 Nahay-Khay Date:
The tradition of Nahay-Khay takes place the day before the fast begins, which will be on Tuesday, September 24, 2024, this year. The customs for Nahay-Khay vary by region, with special dishes prepared for the occasion. Devotees consume a single, sattvic meal at a specific time, while in some regions, eating fish on this day is considered auspicious.
Jitiya Vrat 2024 Paran Date And Time:
After fasting throughout the day on September 25, the Paran for Jitiya Vrat will be performed on September 26. Participants can break their fast at any time after sunrise. Before the Paran, devotees perform rituals and worship the deity Jimutvahan Devta at home following their bath. Traditional dishes for the Paran often include Noni Saag, Torai ki Sabzi, Ragi Roti, and Arbi, among others.
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