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पितृ पक्ष श्राद्ध दिवस तिथियाँ 2032

2032 में 17 पितृ पक्ष श्राद्ध दिवस व्रत हैं। पहला, Purnima Shraddha, रविवार, 19 सितंबर को है और अंतिम, Sarva Pitru Amavasya, सोमवार, 4 अक्टूबर को है। पूर्वजों के लिए श्राद्ध का पखवाड़ा: पूर्णिमा से सर्व पितृ अमावस्या तक प्रत्येक तिथि के श्राद्ध का दिन।

पितृ पक्ष श्राद्ध दिवस बैनर

2032 में पितृ पक्ष श्राद्ध दिवस की तिथियाँ

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तिथिव्रत
19 सित॰रविवारPurnima Shraddhaभाद्रपद 15 · शुक्ल पक्ष18 सित॰, 6:43 PM – 19 सित॰, 3:00 PM
19 सित॰रविवारPratipada Shraddhaभाद्रपद 16 · कृष्ण पक्ष19 सित॰, 3:00 PM – 20 सित॰, 11:28 AM
20 सित॰सोमवारDwitiya Shraddhaभाद्रपद 17 · कृष्ण पक्ष20 सित॰, 11:28 AM – 21 सित॰, 8:19 AM
21 सित॰मंगलवारTritiya Shraddhaभाद्रपद 18 · कृष्ण पक्ष21 सित॰, 8:19 AM – 22 सित॰, 5:40 AM
22 सित॰बुधवारChaturthi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 19 · कृष्ण पक्ष22 सित॰, 5:40 AM – 23 सित॰, 3:40 AM
23 सित॰गुरुवारPanchami Shraddhaभाद्रपद 20 · कृष्ण पक्ष23 सित॰, 3:40 AM – 24 सित॰, 2:24 AM
24 सित॰शुक्रवारShashthi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 21 · कृष्ण पक्ष24 सित॰, 2:24 AM – 25 सित॰, 1:56 AM
25 सित॰शनिवारSaptami Shraddhaभाद्रपद 22 · कृष्ण पक्ष25 सित॰, 1:56 AM – 26 सित॰, 2:16 AM
26 सित॰रविवारAshtami Shraddhaभाद्रपद 23 · कृष्ण पक्ष26 सित॰, 2:16 AM – 27 सित॰, 3:18 AM
27 सित॰सोमवारNavami Shraddhaभाद्रपद 24 · कृष्ण पक्ष27 सित॰, 3:18 AM – 28 सित॰, 4:58 AM
28 सित॰मंगलवारDashami Shraddhaभाद्रपद 25 · कृष्ण पक्ष28 सित॰, 4:58 AM – 29 सित॰, 7:05 AM
29 सित॰बुधवारEkadashi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 26 · कृष्ण पक्ष29 सित॰, 7:05 AM – 30 सित॰, 9:30 AM
30 सित॰गुरुवारDwadashi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 27 · कृष्ण पक्ष30 सित॰, 9:30 AM – 1 अक्टू॰, 12:01 PM
1 अक्टू॰शुक्रवारTrayodashi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 28 · कृष्ण पक्ष1 अक्टू॰, 12:01 PM – 2 अक्टू॰, 2:30 PM
1 अक्टू॰शुक्रवारMagha Shraddhaभाद्रपद 27 · कृष्ण पक्ष30 सित॰, 9:30 AM – 1 अक्टू॰, 12:01 PM
3 अक्टू॰रविवारChaturdashi Shraddhaभाद्रपद 29 · कृष्ण पक्ष2 अक्टू॰, 2:30 PM – 3 अक्टू॰, 4:50 PM
4 अक्टू॰सोमवारSarva Pitru Amavasyaभाद्रपद 30 · कृष्ण पक्ष3 अक्टू॰, 4:50 PM – 4 अक्टू॰, 6:56 PM

Pitru Paksha Shraddha Days

What is Pitru Paksha?

Pitru Paksha (also Shraddha Paksha or Mahalaya Paksha) is the dark fortnight of the lunar month of Bhadrapada (Amanta reckoning; Ashwina in Purnimanta reckoning). For these sixteen days families remember their ancestors (pitrs) and offer Shraddha, Tarpan and Pinda Daan. The fortnight begins with Purnima Shraddha and ends with Sarva Pitru Amavasya, also called Mahalaya Amavasya.

Which day is each Shraddha?

A Shraddha is offered on the tithi on which the ancestor passed away. The ritual belongs to Aparahna, the fourth fifth of the daytime, so each tithi's Shraddha falls on the day whose Aparahna that tithi covers most. This is the rule Drik Panchang uses, and the dates on this page follow it for your location.

Because tithis do not line up with days, two tithis can share a day, and a day can have no Shraddha of its own. When that happens, both Shraddhas listed for the day are offered on it.

Special days in the fortnight

  • Purnima Shraddha: for ancestors who passed away on a Purnima.
  • Magha Shraddha: the day the Moon is in Magha nakshatra during the fortnight, with the same Aparahna rule.
  • Bharani, Navami and other Shraddhas: each tithi has its own day.
  • Sarva Pitru Amavasya: Shraddha for all ancestors, including those whose tithi is not known.

How Shraddha is performed

The Shraddha is usually performed by the son or another male descendant, though practice varies by family and region. It includes Tarpan (offering water with sesame seeds and kusha grass), Pinda Daan (rice balls offered to the ancestors), and feeding Brahmins, cows, crows and dogs. New purchases and celebrations are traditionally postponed during the fortnight.