Janmashtami 2026 Date, Nishita Kaal, Wishes
The year 2026’s celebration of the Lord Krishna birth will be on Friday, September 4. Confusion about September 5 arises in relation to the midnight prayer, which starts late in the night of September 4 and ends in the morning of September 5. The devotees need to be careful during fasting and worship. In New Delhi, Nishita Puja Muhurat will be from 11:57 PM on September 4 to 12:43 AM on September 5 and Dahi Handi on September 5.
The major Janmashtami is observed on September 4, 2026. As per Panchang calculations, Krishna Paksha Ashtami Tithi begins at about 2:25 AM on September 4 and ends at 12:13 AM on September 5. Rohini Nakshatra is an important part of the festival as well, and is present most of September 4.
These dates are the reason behind the appearance of September 5 in the calendar of Janmashtami. The main date of Janmashtami is September 4, but the Lord Krishna birthday takes place at midnight.
The most important puja of Janmashtami is done in Nishita Kaal which is generally the midnight time when Krishna was born.
The exact Nishita Puja Muhurat for New Delhi will be somewhere around 11:57 PM on September 4 and 12:43 AM on September 5. However, the exact timing depends upon the place, hence one should refer to the local Panchang before doing the ritual.
In the midnight puja, the devotees perform bathing and dressing of the Krishna deity, bhog offering, aarti singing, and devotionals songs singing.
Devotees often undertake a fast during Janmashtami and do the core worship on midnight. There could be different fasting customs, depending on family traditions and sampradaya.
Parana time, that is the time for breaking the fast, too depends on the calculations from the corresponding Panchang. In the case of New Delhi, as per Drik Panchang, devotees can break the fast after 6:01 AM on September 5, as long as the necessary tithi and nakshatra period have elapsed.
As there are different fasting customs across different traditions, the devotees should follow the timing of their temple/guru/sampradaya.
Here are some heartfelt Happy Janmashtami 2026 wishes to share with your loved ones,
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