Karwa Chauth is one of the most loved festivals for married Hindu women, especially in North India. On this day, women keep a nirjala vrat, which means they go without food or water from sunrise until the moon comes out. They pray for the long life, health and happiness of their husbands. The day is full of rituals, from dressing up in bridal finery and applying mehendi to listening to the Karwa Chauth katha with other women in the evening.
\n\nThis year, Karwa Chauth is being observed tomorrow, which is October 29, 2026. Sargi happens to be an important part of this tradition. This is a special pre-dawn meal, which is gifted by the mother-in-law to her daughter-in-law. This fast begins with sargi. It is not just a tradition but also a major source of energy for women who want to observe this fast. However, it is always important that you consume your sargi as per the right time.
\n\n• Date of Vrat: Thursday, October 29, 2026
\n\n• Sargi Time: Pre-dawn, generally 3:30 AM to 5:30 AM (finish before local sunrise)
\n\n• Evening Puja Muhurat: 5:38 PM to 6:56 PM (Duration: 1 hour 17 minutes) via Drik Panchang
\n\n• Expected…
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