Karva Chauth Muhurat: When Will the Moon Rise Today?

Here’s all you need to know about the Karva Chauth 2018 moon rise timings.

Woman in Siliguri celebrates Karva Chauth. 

(Photo: Reuters)

Karva Chauth is a Hindu festival, which is traditionally celebrated four days after Purnima in month of Kartika by married women. It will be observed on 27 October this year.

‘Karva’ means earthen pots used to store wheat and ‘chauth’ means the fourth day. As per the Hindu ritual, on this day married women fast from sunrise to moonrise, praying for the safety and longevity of their husbands.

Karva Chauth Moon Rise Timings for Different Cities:

Moon Rise timings for cities across India are:

New Delhi

• Moon rise: 19.55 pm
• Moon set: 08:49 pm

Mumbai

• Moon rise: 20:30 pm
• Moon set: 08:53 pm

Gurgaon

• Moon rise: 19:57 pm
• Moon set: 08:50 pm

Chandigarh

• Moon rise: 19:53 pm
• Moon set: 08:55 pm

Amritsar

• Moon rise: 20:00 pm
• Moon set: 09:04 pm

Jammu

• Moon rise: 19:58 pm
• Moon set: 09:06 pm

Karva Chauth 2018: Chaturthi Tithi

The Chaturthi Tithi will begin at 02:07 pm and will continue till 11:24 am on 28 October 2018.

Karva Chauth 2018: Puja Muhurat

The Puja Muhurat for Karva Chauth will start from 05:40 pm and end at 07:07 pm, a duration of 1 hour and 26 minutes.

Karva Chauth: Customs and Beliefs

Women dress in ethnic wear and traditional wear and apply mehndi on their hands. Right after the moon rises, they look at the moon through a sieve and then look at their husband, praying for his long life.

After having observed fast through the day, women offer prayers to lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Kartik to bless them with a blissful life. After four days of Karwa Chauth, Ahoi Ashtami Vrat is observed for the well-being of children.

(With inputs from The Indian Express and DNA)