Skip to content
|Loading...
Share Gyan home
EBook

Dashain Tika Auspicious Time Set for 10:26 AM on Kartik 4

The Nepal Panchanga Nirnayak Development Committee has announced the auspicious timings for major Dashain rituals, with the best time for receiving Tika set for 10:26 AM on Kartik 4, Tuesday.

Published By Share Gyan
Dashain Tika Auspicious Time Set for 10:26 AM on Kartik 4

The Nepal Panchanga Nirnayak Development Committee has announced the auspicious timings for the major religious and cultural rituals of Bada Dashain this year. According to the committee, the most auspicious time for receiving Dashain Tika has been fixed at 10:26 AM on Kartik 4, Tuesday, the day of Vijaya Dashami. This year, Navaratri and Ghatasthapana will begin on Ashwin 25, Sunday, with the auspicious time for Ghatasthapana set for 11:47 AM. On this day, devotees traditionally establish lamps, kalash and Lord Ganesha and sow Jamara at homes and temples following Vedic rituals. Similarly, the auspicious time for bringing Phulpati into homes and temples has been set for 7:37 AM on Ashwin 31, Saturday. Maha Ashtami will be observed on Kartik 1, Sunday, with an auspicious time of 10:39 AM, while Mahanavami will be celebrated on Kartik 3, Tuesday. Vijaya Dashami and Devi Visarjan will fall on Kartik 4, Tuesday. After the deity immersion, devotees seeking the most auspicious time to receive the red Tika and yellow Jamara as blessings from elders are advised to do so at 10:26 AM. The committee has also stated that, according to traditional practices, the person receiving Tika should sit facing west. Although there is no restriction on receiving Dashain Tika throughout the day, the 10:26 AM timing has been designated specifically for those who wish to follow the auspicious Muhurat. With the announcement of the Dashain timings, preparations and festive activities are gaining momentum across the country. Bada Dashain is celebrated as a major festival of family reunion, harmony, respect for elders and worship of divine power.

Renewable Energy Must Drive Jobs, Entrepreneurship and Economic Growth: Minister Shrestha

Energy Minister Birajbhakta Shrestha has emphasized the need to transform renewable energy from a subsidy-dependent program into a key driver of production, entrepreneurship, employment, and economic prosperity. He also announced the government's plan to promote LPG-free municipalities by developing locally tailored energy strategies.

Democrats Score Major Victory in US Midterm Elections, Take Control of Senate

The Democratic Party has made significant gains in the 2026 US midterm elections, securing control of the Senate and moving closer to winning a majority in the House of Representatives. The results mark a major political setback for President Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

Government Says IGP's Role Change Is Not Disciplinary Action

Government spokesperson and Minister for Education and Sports Sasm it Pokharel has clarified that the transfer of former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Karki to the position of Prime Minister's Special Security Adviser should not be interpreted as disciplinary action. The Cabinet has appointed AIG Dr. Manoj Kumar KC as the new IGP.

Manang Attracts Over 30,000 Foreign Tourists in 2026, Indians Lead Arrivals

Manang welcomed 30,662 foreign tourists by October 2026, with Indian visitors making up the largest share at 5,049. The Annapurna Circuit and the region's natural and cultural attractions continue to draw international travelers.

Nepal Welcomes Over 132,000 Foreign Tourists in October, Arrivals Rise 3.4%

Nepal recorded 132,814 international tourist arrivals in October 2026, marking a 3.4% increase compared to the same month last year. Tourist arrivals also surged by 50.5% compared to September, while total arrivals in the first 10 months of 2026 crossed the one-million mark.

CIAA Files Corruption Case Against Former PM Madhav Kumar Nepal and 96 Others Over Government Land Deal

The Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority (CIAA) has filed a corruption case against former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal, former minister Minendra Rijal, and 95 others at the Special Court over the alleged illegal exchange and sale of government land in Biratnagar, Morang. The alleged transaction is estimated to have caused a loss of Rs. 73.49 crore to the government.