Worship Lord Shiva on Monday
-
Media Baaji
- Mon, 2 November 2026
Kathmandu. Today is the 16th of November 2083, Monday, the 2nd of November 2026. Ashtami Tithi of Kartik Krishna Paksha. Radhashtami fast and Gorakhkali Puja. According to Hindu scriptures, Monday is the special day of Lord Shiva. On this day, the god of God, Mahadev Shiva is worshiped by fasting.
The Monday fast dedicated to Shiva begins at sunrise and ends at sunset. Food is eaten after the evening aarti. Shiva and Parvati are worshiped and worshiped during the day. But worship of Ganesha is mandatory before any worship. Fasting on Monday is believed to fulfill people's desires and aspirations. That is how knowledge is acquired. It is still customary for unmarried women to fast on Mondays to find a good husband.
Express
Related News
Street lights in Tarakhet from the money raised by children playing Deusibhailo
Myagdi. The children of Mangala Rural Municipality-2 Tarakhet installed street lights by using the money collected by playing Deusibhailo. Beni-Darwang road in Tarakhet, Padmarg and Mangala Rural Municipality-3 Satbise's Simkuna Bridge have been l...
4.1 magnitude earthquake on Darchula-India border
Kathmandu. An earthquake of magnitude 4.1 occurred in Tawaghat area of Darchula at 10:40 pm on Thursday. According to the Earthquake Measurement and Research Center, the earthquake was centered around the Darch...
Today is the second day of Biska Jatra: special worship is being performed on the chariots of Bhairava and Bhadrakali
Kathmandu. The second day of Biska Jatra is being celebrated today in Bhaktapur with great fanfare. Today, on the second day, special worship is being performed on the chariots of Bhairava and Bhadrakali. In this Jatra, which started from Lichchav...
Teej Begins Today, Women Prepare Dar for Strength During the Fast
Kathmandu — Nepali women are preparing to eat Dar today to gain strength for the Haritalika Teej fast. With Dar being eaten today, the four-day Teej festival officially begins.
Haritalika Teej, particularly celebrated by Nepali women, begins...
More than 576,000 people left Kathmandu Valley since Ghatasthapana
Kathmandu. Five lakh 76 thousand 578 people have left Kathmandu Valley since Ghatasthapana to celebrate Badadasai. According to Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office, they left the valley through 79 thousand 676 vehicles. As Dasai is approaching,...
Public holiday in schools in Butwal till December 15
Kathmandu. Schools in Butwal will be closed from tomorrow till 15th of January. Butwal sub-metropolitan municipality has decided to give a holiday to schools after it became very cold with hussu from Wednesday morning. Khelraj Pandey, the head of...