When should Diwali 2024 be celebrated? Oct 31 or Nov 01..!?
When should diwali 2024 be celebrated? Oct 31 or Nov 01..!?
While there is confusion due to Amavasai Thithi lasting for two days, the optimal time for lakshmi Puja falls on october 31, so diwali will be celebrated on that day. The disagreement among astrologers about the date of diwali 2024 has almost come to an end. Kashi Vidwans have unanimously announced the exact date of diwali, which will be accepted across the country. Know when diwali 2024 will be celebrated.
This time there are 2 different opinions among astrologers regarding the date of diwali 2024. Some scholars say that this time diwali will be celebrated on Thursday, october 31. Some others say that the correct date for diwali is Friday, november 1st. The Kashi Vidwans after hearing everyone's views on this have decided the exact date of diwali, which will be accepted across the country.
What is the exact date of diwali 2024?
According to Banaras Hindu University's World Almanac coordinator professor Vinay Kumar Pandey, the disagreement among astrologers about the date of diwali has been resolved. All the scholars of Khasi are certain that diwali will be celebrated on Thursday, october 31. diwali is celebrated all over the country on this day. According to Ujjain-based astrologer Pandit anand shankar Vyas, the exact date of diwali is october 31, Thursday.
Why the confusion?
According to dharma texts, the festival of diwali is celebrated on the new moon day of the month of Karthikai. This time, the new moon Thithi which falls in the month of Aippasi starts at 4.29 pm on Thursday, october 31, and lasts till 6.25 pm on Friday, november 1. Thus Amavasai Thithi lasts for 2 days and there is a difference of opinion among astrologers.
According to kasi Vidwans, it is very important to worship Goddess lakshmi during the Pradosha period i.e. evening and night during the diwali festival. Amavasai thithi on october 31 starts at 4.29 pm and lasts through the night. The next day i.e. november 1, Amavasai Thithi will end at 6.25 PM. As the auspicious time for diwali falls on october 31, it is Shastra's ritual to celebrate the festival on this day.
While there is confusion due to Amavasai Thithi lasting for two days, the optimal time for lakshmi Puja falls on october 31, so diwali will be celebrated on that day. The disagreement among astrologers about the date of diwali 2024 has almost come to an end. Kashi Vidwans have unanimously announced the exact date of diwali, which will be accepted across the country. Know when diwali 2024 will be celebrated.
This time there are 2 different opinions among astrologers regarding the date of diwali 2024. Some scholars say that this time diwali will be celebrated on Thursday, october 31. Some others say that the correct date for diwali is Friday, november 1st. The Kashi Vidwans after hearing everyone's views on this have decided the exact date of diwali, which will be accepted across the country.
What is the exact date of diwali 2024?
According to Banaras Hindu University's World Almanac coordinator professor Vinay Kumar Pandey, the disagreement among astrologers about the date of diwali has been resolved. All the scholars of Khasi are certain that diwali will be celebrated on Thursday, october 31. diwali is celebrated all over the country on this day. According to Ujjain-based astrologer Pandit anand shankar Vyas, the exact date of diwali is october 31, Thursday.
Why the confusion?
According to dharma texts, the festival of diwali is celebrated on the new moon day of the month of Karthikai. This time, the new moon Thithi which falls in the month of Aippasi starts at 4.29 pm on Thursday, october 31, and lasts till 6.25 pm on Friday, november 1. Thus Amavasai Thithi lasts for 2 days and there is a difference of opinion among astrologers.
According to kasi Vidwans, it is very important to worship Goddess lakshmi during the Pradosha period i.e. evening and night during the diwali festival. Amavasai thithi on october 31 starts at 4.29 pm and lasts through the night. The next day i.e. november 1, Amavasai Thithi will end at 6.25 PM. As the auspicious time for diwali falls on october 31, it is Shastra's ritual to celebrate the festival on this day.