Diwali 2023 : Check Out Shubh Muhurat, Lakshmi Pooja Timings In Various Cities

The celebration of lights, Diwali, has started and is being commended around the world. During the five-day Deepawali celebration, individuals partake in bubbly social events, firecrackers, banquets, and petitions. Aside from this, different customs are followed with Goddess Lakshmi, and a few different Divine beings and Goddesses are venerated.

Diwali, derived from “Deepavali," means “a row of lights." People also lit traditional clay oil lamps outside their homes to symbolize the victory of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance.

Choti Deepawali

Choti Diwali, otherwise called Naraka Chaturdashi where individuals love Lord Hanuman, Maa Kali, Lord Krishna, and Yama to make up for past sins is praised a day prior to Deepawali. Nonetheless, this year, the Panchang demonstrates that Diwali and Choti Diwali occur around the same time this year for example on 12 November.

Laxmi Puja Muhurat For Diwali

People perform Lakshmi Puja, also known as Diwali Puja, on the third day which is the main day of Deepawali. It is believed that Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after killing Ravana. According to the Drik Panchang, Lakshmi Puja should be done during Pradosh Kaal which starts after sunset and approximately lasts 2 hours and 24 minutes. According to Drik Panchang, the Lakshmi Puja muhurat on Deepawali is from 5:39 pm to 7:35 pm.

Auspicious Choghadiya Muhurat for Deepawali Lakshmi Puja

Afternoon Muhurat (Shubha) - 02:44 PM to 03:08 PM

Evening Muhurat (Shubha, Amrita, Chara) - 05:58 PM to 10:44 PM

Night Muhurat (Labha) - 01:54 AM to 03:29 AM, Nov 13

Early Morning Muhurat (Shubha) - 05:05 AM to 06:40 AM, Nov 13

Check city-wise Shubh Muhurat for Lakshmi Puja

06:09 PM to 08:09 PM - Pune

05:39 PM to 07:35 PM - New Delhi

05:52 PM to 07:54 PM - Chennai

05:48 PM to 07:44 PM - Jaipur

05:52 PM to 07:53 PM - Hyderabad

05:40 PM to 07:36 PM - Gurgaon

05:37 PM to 07:32 PM - Chandigarh

05:05 PM to 07:03 PM - Kolkata