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Hindu festivals · Sharad Purnima

Sharad Purnima in Deoghar

शरद पूर्णिमा · देवघर

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CityDeoghar, India
Time zoneAsia/Kolkata
Tithi / timingAshwin Purnima
DeityLakshmi
ObservanceKheer under moonlight
WherePan-India

Date and timing in this city

In Deoghar (देवघर), Sharad Purnima falls on Monday 26 October 2026, and in the following year on Friday 15 October 2027. These dates are computed for Deoghar's own sunrise, using the Asia/Kolkata time zone. The tithi observed is Ashwin Purnima — the full moon of the lunar month of Ashwin.

Because the tithi is reckoned from local sunrise at Deoghar's longitude, the day you observe may differ by a day from a calendar printed for another part of India. This is normal and expected in jyotish practice.

Why the date can differ from India

Panchangam dates are not uniform across the country. Each location has its own sunrise, and the tithi is assigned to the day on which it is current at that sunrise. Deoghar's sunrise occurs at its own moment, east of some cities and west of others. Two consequences follow:

Where traditions differ, it is best to follow the panchangam used by your own family or kula, or to consult a qualified jyotishi for your personal chart. This page states only the date computed for Deoghar.

Where and how the community celebrates

Sharad Purnima is observed pan-India, and Deoghar is no exception. The deity associated with the observance is Lakshmi. The central practice is simple and widely shared: kheer under moonlight. Devotees prepare rice kheer, place it in the open to receive the moon's rays, and partake of it as prasad.

Observance in Deoghar follows the same broad pattern found across India. Households keep the fast or the vrat according to their family custom, offer prayers to Lakshmi, and share the kheer after the moon has risen. Some families read or listen to the story associated with the vrat; others keep a quieter observance. Because the brief does not name specific venues, temples or organisers in Deoghar, this page does not list any — please follow your family's customary place of worship.

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