Kali chaudash speacial
Kali Chaudash is also known as Bhut Chaturdashi. Kali Chaudas is mainly observed in Western states especially in Gujarat.
Kali Chaudash is observed during Chaturdashi Tithi during Diwali festivity. However Kali Chaudas day should not be mixed with Roop Chaudas and Narak Chaturdashi as it might fall one day before of Narak Chaturdashi. The day of Kali Chaudash is decided when Chaturdashi prevails during midnight which as per Panchang is known as Maha Nishita time.
As rituals of Kali Chaudash involve visiting crematorium during midnight for offering Puja to the Goddess of darkness and to Veer Vetal, the day of Kali Chaudash is decided when Chaturdashi prevails during midnight.
કાળી ચૌદશ શુભકામના પાઠવતો ઉપર મુજબનો ફોટો બનાવવા માટે અહીં ક્લિક કરો
કાળી ચૌદશ શુભકામના પાઠવતો ઉપર મુજબનો ફોટો બનાવવા માટે અહીં ક્લિક કરો
કાળી ચૌદશ શુભકામના પાઠવતો ઉપર મુજબનો ફોટો બનાવવા માટે અહીં ક્લિક કરો
કાળી ચૌદશ શુભકામના પાઠવતો ઉપર મુજબનો ફોટો બનાવવા માટે અહીં ક્લિક કરો
It seems that most Panchang do not make such distinction and list Kali Chaudas with Roop Chaudas and Narak Chaturdashi. Hence one has to be cautious while looking for Kali Chaudash date.
Further Kali Chaudas should not be confused with Bengal Kali Puja which is observed one day after Kali Chaudas when Amavasya Tithi prevails during midnight
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