Kathmandu. This year, the auspicious time for Bijaya Dashami is at 10:26 am on October 20, according to the Nepal Calendar Determination Development Committee.

On that day, the goddess can be immersed at 08:49 am and the elders can offer tika as prasad to the goddess at 10:26 am, according to the committee. The committee has also stated that the tika should be given by facing west. That is, the person seeking tika will have to return to the west to get the tika. Although the tika can be given throughout the day on the day of Bijaya Dashami, this time has been given for those who want to get the tika at the right time, said the committee chairman and Prof. Dr. Purushottam Bhattarai.

He said that the state director should offer tika and prasad from the elders at the appointed time of the committee. In many parts of the country, tika and blessings are received from the elders till the day of Kojagrat Purnima as prasad of the goddess. In some parts, tika is offered as prasad to the goddess only on the day of Vijayadashami.

Dashain is celebrated as a national festival in Nepal. The atmosphere in Dashain becomes joyful. In the course of various professions and business, Nepalese return home to seek the blessings of the elders who are far away from their places. In the festival of Dashain, which is celebrated in the joyous atmosphere of autumn, special worship and worship of Navadurga Bhawani is performed.

Auspicious time for Ghatasthapana on September 25 at 11:47 am

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This year, Navratri is starting from Sunday, September 25. On the first day of Navratri, Ghatasthapana is performed. The auspicious time for Ghatasthapana is 11:47 am. He said that since this day also falls on Chitra Nakshatra and Vaidhriti Yoga, Chitra Nakshatra and Vaidhriti Yoga should be kept before performing Ghatasthapana.

According to the committee, the auspicious time for changing the flag on October 10 is 10:07 am. He also said that the time to change the flag should be changed by facing west. The Pachali Bhairav Yatra will be held on Thursday, October 29. The Phulpati festival falls on Saturday, October 14. On the same day, the auspicious time for the Tulja Bhavani Yatra is at 07:37 am. The auspicious time to keep Tulja Bhavani in the stable position is 10:39 am.

Maha Ashtami festival falls on Sunday, October 15. On the same day, Kalratri festival is celebrated. Ashtami Tithi also falls on Monday, October 15. Mahanavami festival falls on Tuesday, October 19. Bijaya Dashami festival falls on Wednesday, October 19. This is the main day of Bada Dashain, the great festival of Nepal. On this day, the auspicious time for immersion of the goddess is 8:49 am. The auspicious time for immersion of the goddess at 08:49 am is 10:26 am.

On this day, the auspicious time for the Tulja Bhavani Yatra is 10:51 am. According to the committee, the auspicious time for the Tulja Bhavani Yatra is 11:52 am. The Khadga Yatra also falls on the same day.

All the sacrifices will have to be performed on Sunday, October 22. Kojagrat Vrat and Purnima Vrat are on Sunday. On this day, the 15-day long Durga Paksha i.e. Dashain festival concludes after worshiping Mahalakshmi, the goddess of wealth, in the evening. The committee has also stated that Kojagrat Purnima falls on Monday, October 22.

On the occasion of Bada Dashain, there is also a crowd in the market and shops. It is also celebrated in a joyous atmosphere as a festival of good dressing and sweet food. With the arrival of Dashain, the crowd in the market has started increasing. The government has also been operating fair price shops to sell and distribute food items at subsidized prices during Dashain.

During Dashain, especially children play swing and fly kites. There is also a saying in Nepali society that the Dashain festival is for children. Adults celebrate this festival by worshiping the goddess, which is enjoyed by children. On the occasion of this festival, there is a special presence of devotees at Shakti Peeths across the country. There is also a large presence of devotees who worship with sacrifices at the Shakti Peeth