Updated January 12th, 2022 at 13:09 IST
Makar Sankranti 2022: Date, Time, Tithi, Puja Vidhi, Muhurat and Rituals
Ahead of the auspicious Indian festival Makar Sankranti 2022, take a look at some of the important information you need to know before celebrating the day.
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Ahead of the highly-awaited auspicious Indian festival, Makar Sankranti, the people all around the country are gearing up to celebrate this day with their friends and family.
Makar Sankranti's date, time, puja vidhi and other aspects are decided in accordance with the Hindu solar calendar and people residing in different parts of the country have their own interesting ways to celebrate the day. Read further to know the details about Makar Sankranti 2022 date, time, puja muhurat and more.
Makar Sankranti date 2022
The festival is celebrated on the first day of the 10th solar month and will be celebrated on 14 January, Friday this year. According to Mpanchang, Makar Sankranti is one of the 12 Sankranti days of the Hindu calendar and are divided into four main categories — Ayan, Vishuva, Vishnupadi and Shadhitimukhi Sankranti. Among the 12 days, Makar Sankranti is considered to be the most important one and is celebrated all over India.
Sankranti January 2022:
Makar Sankranti: 14 January
Sankranti February 2022
Kumbha Sankranti: 13 February
Sankranti March 2022
Meena Sankranti: 15 March
Sankranti April 2022
Mesha Sankranti: 14 April
Sankranti May 2022
Vrishabha Sankranti: 15 May
Sankranti June 2022
Mithuna Sankranti: 15 June
Sankranti July 2022
Karka Sankranti: 16 July
Sankranti August 2022
Simha Sankranti: 17 August
Sankranti September 2022
Kanya Sankranti: 17 September
Sankranti October 2022
Tula Sankranti: 17 October
Sankranti November 2022
Vrischika Sankranti: 16 November
Sankranti December 2022
Dhanu Sankranti: 16 December
Makar Sankranti time
Makar Sankranti Puja Muhurat – 02:43 PM, 14 January
Makar Sankranti Punya Kala – 02:43 PM to 05:45 PM
Makar Sankranti Maha Punya Kala – 02:43 PM to 04:28 PM
Makar Sankranti Puja Vidhi
The festival is celebrated by worshipping the Surya Dev before the muhurat ends. It is also stated that taking a bath in the holy river Ganga or Yamuna is considered auspicious on this day. People also offer water, jaggery, flowers, akshat, supari and others to Surya Dev.
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Published January 12th, 2022 at 13:09 IST