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First documentJanmashtami 2026: Nishita Puja Time and Fasting RulesOpen original ↗
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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.
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Raksha Bandhan 2026: Date, Shubh Muhurat and Bhadra Timing
Tithi boundaries occur at one astronomical moment but fall at different local clock times, and festival rules also consider local sunrise and Bhadra. A calendar calculated for London or New York may therefore select 27 August even though India observes the festival on 28 August. Use a Panchang set to the city where the Rakhi will be tied.