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When Karwa Chauth 2025: Date, Puja Muhurat, Moonrise Time, City-wise Timings, Rituals, and Significance

Karwa Chauth 2025 will be observed on Friday, October 10, with the puja muhurat in the evening and moonrise expected around 8:13 PM in Delhi-NCR. The Chaturthi tithi starts late on October 9 and ends on October 10 evening, resolving the date confusion in favor of October 10 for the fast and rituals.​

Key Highlights: When Is Karwa Chauth 2025?
Correct Date: Friday, October 10, 2025​

Chaturthi Tithi: Begins 10:54 PM on Oct 9; ends 7:38 PM on Oct 10​

Puja Muhurat (Delhi): 5:57 PM to 7:11 PM (duration ~1 hour 14 minutes)​

Upavasa (Fasting) Time (Delhi): 6:19 AM to 8:13 PM​

Moonrise (Indicative, Delhi): 8:13 PM. City-wise times vary—Mumbai ~8:55 PM, Ahmedabad ~8:47 PM, Kolkata ~7:41 PM, Chennai ~8:37 PM, Bengaluru ~8:48 PM.​

Why October 10 Is the Correct Date This Year
There was confusion between October 9 and 10 because the Chaturthi tithi spans two days in 2025. Authoritative panchang references and leading publications affirm that Karwa Chauth vrat and puja should be observed on October 10, as the tithi remains active through the evening when the puja is performed.​

City-wise Moonrise Timings (Indicative)
Delhi/Noida/Ghaziabad: 8:13 PM; Gurugram: 8:14 PM; Faridabad: 8:13 PM​

Jaipur: ~8:22 PM; Chandigarh/Ludhiana/Jammu: ~8:08–8:11 PM; Dehradun: ~8:04 PM; Shimla: ~8:06 PM​

Lucknow: ~8:02 PM; Prayagraj: ~8:02 PM; Patna: ~7:48 PM; Kolkata: ~7:41 PM; Raipur: ~7:43 PM​

Bhopal: ~8:26 PM; Indore: ~8:33–8:34 PM; Ahmedabad: ~8:47 PM; Mumbai: ~8:55 PM; Pune: ~8:52 PM​

Chennai: ~8:37 PM; Bengaluru: ~8:48–8:49 PM; Hyderabad: ~8:36 PM​

Note: Local geography and visibility can shift the exact sighting by a few minutes. Always verify with a local panchang or astronomy app for your city.​

Karwa Chauth 2025 Panchang and Muhurat
Puja Muhurat (Delhi-NCR): 5:57 PM to 7:11 PM​

Upavasa Window (Delhi): 6:19 AM to 8:13 PM​

Chaturthi Tithi: 10:54 PM (Oct 9) to 7:38 PM (Oct 10)​

Multiple outlets report the same puja window of approximately 1 hour 14 minutes on October 10, aligning with sunset and ideal for the evening rituals prior to moonrise.​

Ritual Flow: From Sargi to Moonrise
Pre-dawn Sargi: Begin the day before sunrise with Sargi (traditionally given by the mother-in-law), followed by taking the vrat sankalp to observe a nirjala fast until moonrise.​

Evening Puja: During the muhurat, worship Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha, and Karwa Mata; listen to/read the vrat katha; perform the traditional offerings with the karwa, diya, and puja samagri.​

Moonrise and Paran: Offer arghya to the moon, view through a sieve, see the spouse’s face, and open the fast with water and sweets.​

Significance and Observance
Karwa Chauth symbolizes devotion, marital harmony, and prayers for the spouse’s longevity. Traditionally observed by married women across North and parts of Western India, many modern couples also fast together as a gesture of mutual respect and love.​

SEO-Focused FAQs
When is Karwa Chauth 2025?
Karwa Chauth 2025 is on Friday, October 10.​

What is the Karwa Chauth 2025 puja muhurat?
Approximately 5:57 PM to 7:11 PM in Delhi; similar evening window across India with minor city-wise variations.​

What time is moonrise on Karwa Chauth 2025?
Around 8:13 PM in Delhi-NCR; city-wise timings include Mumbai ~8:55 PM, Ahmedabad ~8:47 PM, Kolkata ~7:41 PM, Chennai ~8:37 PM, Bengaluru ~8:48 PM.​

What are the fasting hours for Karwa Chauth 2025?
In Delhi, fasting runs roughly from 6:19 AM to 8:13 PM; timings vary by city—check local listings.​

On-Ground Tips for Devotees
Confirm Local Time: Cross-check moonrise for your location on the day for precise paran time.​

Complete Puja Before Moonrise: Finish the puja during the muhurat; keep arghya kalash ready ahead of moon sighting.​

Health Considerations: Those with medical conditions may consult a doctor and consider moderated observance while keeping the spiritual intent intact.

Naveen Singh Kushwaha
Naveen Singh Kushwaha
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