Karwa Chauth 2022
13th October
Karwa Chauth Puja Muhurat- 17:49 to 19:05
Moonrise- 20:14
Chaturthi tithi Begins- 01:58 (13th October)
Chaturthi tithi End- 03:07 (14th October)
Karwa Chauth 2023
1st November
Karwa Chauth Puja Muhurat- 17:32 to 18:50
Moonrise- 20:19
Chaturthi tithi Begins- 21:29 (31st October)
Chaturthi tithi End- 21:18 (1st November)
Karwa Chauth 2024
20th October
Karwa Chauth Puja Muhurat- 17:42 to 18:58
Moonrise- 19:59
Chaturthi tithi Begins- 06:45 (20th October)
Chaturthi tithi End- 04:16 (21st October)
Karwa Chauth 2025
10th October
Karwa Chauth Puja Muhurat- 17:52 to 19:07
Moonrise- 20:18
Chaturthi tithi Begins- 22:53 (9th October)
Chaturthi tithi End- 19:37 (10th October)
Karwa Chauth 2026
29th October
Karwa Chauth Puja Muhurat- 17:34 to 18:52
Moonrise- 20:16
Chaturthi tithi Begins- 01:06 (29th October)
Chaturthi tithi End- 22:09 (29th October)
Karva Chauth 2027
18 October
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta - From 05:49 Pm To 07:04 Pm
Moonrise - 07:30 Pm
Chaturthi Date Starts From 05:51 (October 18)
Chaturthi Date Ends - Till 04:42 (October 19)
Karva Chauth 2028
07 October
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta- 06:00 Pm To 07:14 Pm
Moonrise - 08:01 Pm
Chaturthi Date Starts From 03:35 Am (October 07)
Chaturthi Date Ends - Till 04:51 Am (October 08)
Karva Chauth 2029
26 October
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta - From 05:42 Pm To 06:58 Pm
Moonrise - 08:18 Pm
Chaturthi Tithi Starts From 10:34 Pm (25 October)
Chaturthi Date Ends - Till 12:52 (October 27) At Night
Karva Chauth 2030
15 October
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta - From 05:52 Pm To 07:07 Pm
Moonrise - 08:23 Pm
Chaturthi Date Starts From 09:08 (October 14)
Chaturthi Tithi Ends - Till 11:36 Pm (October 15)
Karva Chauth 2031
02 November
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta - 05:35 Pm To 06:53 Pm
Moonrise - 07:59 Pm
Chaturthi Date Starts From 02:36 Pm (November 02)
Chaturthi Date Ends - Till 04:16 Pm (November 03)
Karva Chauth 2032
21 October
Karva Chauth Puja Muhurta- 05:45 Pm To 07:01 Pm
Moonrise - 07:55 Pm
Chaturthi Date Starts From 06:03 In The Evening (October 21)
Chaturthi Date Ends - Till 05:10 Pm (October 22)
According to Hindu scriptures, Mythological texts,Shastras etc the Hindu calendar suggests some festival or ritual to be performed every month. Out of all of them, the fast that is most important for married women, falls in the month of Kartik on Krishna Paksh Chaturthi .It’s called the Karvachauth and Hindus believe that if married women fast on this day, it helps in prolonging the life of their husbands and also brings happiness in the family.Nowdays many unmarried girls also keep this fast to pray and wish for a good husband.
This festival is celebrated by most Hindus all over India and the world, but is more popular in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh etc.While during the day of Karvachauth, women pass the day listening to mythological stories, as the sun sets, they wait anxiously for the moon to appear. When the moon is sighted, the terraces of houses are a spectacle in themselves. All the women who kept the fast during the day for the long life of their husband, after sighting and worshipping the moon, take the first bite of food for the day from their husband’s hand. This fast also, thus becomes a romantic festival, symbolizing love between husband and wife.
The fast on Karvachauth starts before sunrise around 4 AM and is broken only when the moon is sighted. The woman eats “sargi’ before sunrise which is given to her by her in laws and wears bridal attire. On this day people listen to a Karvachauth story and worship Lord Shiva, his consort Parvati and Lord Ganesh.
Normally, this fast is kept by women for 12 or 16 consecutive years after marriage, but if she wants she can keep it lifelong. Hindus believe that no other fast equals this where praying for longevity of husband is concerned.
Consult our expert astrologers online to learn more about the festival and their rituals.