The year's shubh muhurats

On this Purnima, a sister's rakhi becomes a sankalp of protection and love — begin the day with a family katha before the thali is prepared.

The midnight hour of Bhagwan Krishna's birth calls for bhajan, katha and a family jagran — invite an Aacharya to lead your ghar ki katha with full vidhi.

Welcome Bhagwan Ganesh home with a proper sthapana and sankalp — a vidhi-poorna beginning clears vighna from every new undertaking.

Nine nights of Devi sadhana begin — a multi-pandit anusthan on Pratipada sets a powerful sankalp for the days of upasana ahead.

Vijayadashami's victorious energy makes it the most auspicious day to begin something new — a griha pravesh, a venture, a fresh sankalp.

A day-long vrat for a spouse's long life, completed with the katha and moon-sighting sankalp — let an Aacharya guide the full vidhi with your family.

The festival of new beginnings and prosperity — a favoured day for griha pravesh and Lakshmi–Kubera sankalp before the Diwali nights ahead.

On the darkest night, a thousand diyas rise — a Lakshmi-Ganesh katha and havan at home brings the year's most cherished blessing of prosperity.

Four days of rigorous vrat in devotion to Surya Dev, culminating in sandhya and usha arghya — families far from the ghats can still join every sankalp live.

As the sun turns north, mark the day with a Surya sankalp, a katha of gratitude, and a return to the discipline of daily sadhana.