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Pitru Paksha 2026: Shraddha Dates for Each Tithi
For families in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the Gulf, Australia or elsewhere, use a Panchang calculated for the place where the rite will occur. Tithi boundaries are astronomical and can cross midnight differently from India, causing the local civil date to shift. If relatives in India and abroad are coordinating one remembrance, each household can follow its own valid local date unless the family priest directs a shared arrangement. Practical do’s and don’ts during Pitru Paksha
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Janmashtami 2026: Nishita Puja Time and Fasting Rules
If you live outside India, use a Panchang calculated for your city rather than converting the New Delhi time. Local sunrise, sunset and tithi boundaries can change both Nishita Kaal and, in some countries, the civil observance date. Your local temple’s 2026 calendar is usually the most practical reference for both the fasting day and the main puja schedule.