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Hindu festivals · Ganesh Chaturthi

Ganesh Chaturthi in Bengaluru

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CityBengaluru, India
Time zoneAsia/Kolkata
Tithi / timingBhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi
DeityGanesha
Observance10-day Ganesh utsav
WherePan-India

Ganesh Chaturthi in Bengaluru

Ganesh Chaturthi falls on Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi, the fourth tithi of the waxing fortnight of Bhadrapada. It honours Ganesha, and in Bengaluru, as across India, it opens a 10-day Ganesh utsav.

Date and timing in this city

For Bengaluru, the date is computed from the city's own sunrise and the tithi prevailing at that sunrise. The dates given here are:

Bengaluru observes Asia/Kolkata as its time zone. Because the tithi is reckoned from local sunrise, the day on which Chaturthi is observed in Bengaluru is determined by Bengaluru's own sunrise, not by a single national clock.

Why the date can differ from India

Panchangams are not calculated for one uniform moment across the country. Each city has its own sunrise, and the tithi current at that sunrise decides the observance there. Two places can therefore mark Chaturthi on different civil dates when the tithi begins or ends close to a sunrise.

Traditions also differ. Some communities follow amanta reckoning and others purnimanta; Smarta and Vaishnava households may give precedence to different windows within the day. Where customs vary, the local panchangam and family practice are the usual guides rather than a single rule applied everywhere. For personal charts, a qualified jyotishi is the right person to consult.

Where and how the community celebrates

Ganesh Chaturthi is pan-India in observance, and Bengaluru is no exception. Households install a Ganesha murti, offer durva and modaka according to family custom, and recite the usual prayers and aarti. Over the 10-day utsav, neighbourhoods and community groups organise their own celebrations, with the visarjan of the murti closing the period. The scale and style vary from street to street and from family to family.

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