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Tulsi Vivah

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Tulsi Vivah in Ajmer is on Saturday, 21 November 2026; Puja window 5:40 – 8:18 PM (India Standard Time, UTC+5:30).

Muhurat for Sat, 21 Nov, Ajmer

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Saturday, 21 November 2026India Standard Time (UTC+5:30)
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Shubh

Brahma Muhurat – Abhijit Muhurat – Vijaya Muhurat – Aparahna Kaal – Pradosh Kaal – Nishita Kaal –

Ashubh

Rahu Kalam – Yamaganda – Gulika Kalam –
Deities of the dayShastra
WeekdayShaniAll dayAlso: Yama
By practiceHanumanAll day
TithiHari6:54 AM – Sun 4:56 AMFrom 4:56 AM: KamaAlso: Savitr
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Today's observancesShastra

Avoid

Red lentil (masoor) – Putika – Sesame – Brinjal –

A prohibition binds while its tithi runs.

ChoghadiyaPractice (Gujarat–Rajasthan)

Day

Kaal · Kaal vela (choghadiya) – Shubh – Rog – Udveg – Char – Labh · Vaar vela – Amrit – Kaal · Kaal vela (choghadiya) –

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Labh · Kaal ratri – Udveg – Shubh – Amrit – Char – Rog – Kaal – Labh · Kaal ratri –
LagnaShastra · Jyotisha

Sunrise to next sunrise

Vrishchika · Sthira – Dhanu · Dvisvabhava – Makara · Chara – Kumbha · Sthira – Meena · Dvisvabhava – Mesha · Chara – Vrishabha · Sthira – Mithuna · Dvisvabhava – Karka · Chara – Simha · Sthira – Kanya · Dvisvabhava – Tula · Chara – Vrishchika · Sthira –
Sthira (fixed)for work meant to last: entering a new home, installing a deity, a long puja.Chara (movable)for work that moves: a journey, a start meant to keep going.Dvisvabhava (dual)suits both kinds of work, lasting and moving.

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Maas (Purnimanta)Kartika
SamvatVikram 2083 · Shaka 1948
WeekdaySaturday
Sun signVrishchika

Puja Vidhi

1
Sankalpa

In the evening of the parana day, take the sankalpa for the Prabodhotsava and Tulsi Vivah together.

2
The mandap

Set the Tulsi pot in the courtyard, raise a canopy of sugarcane over it and draw a rangoli. Place the Shaligram or Vishnu image beside it.

3
Puja of both

Worship Vishnu and Tulsi with the sixteen offerings, reciting the Purusha-sukta. Give both the mangal-snana, and dress Tulsi in a red chunari with turmeric, kumkum and bangles.

4
Awakening Vishnu

Ring bells and sound conches, and wake the Lord with the mantra 'uttishtha uttishtha govinda'.

5
The wedding

Join Tulsi and the Shaligram with a sacred thread, perform kanyadana, and take them around the Tulsi in pheras.

6
Aarti and dakshina

Perform the aarti, give dakshina and feed brahmanas as one is able.

7
Close the Chaturmas vows

Whatever was given up for the four months is now given away as dana, and the vow is offered to the Lord.

Festive Food

SugarcaneBer and amlaSweet potatoPanchamrit

History

Tulsi was Vrinda, the devoted wife of the asura Jalandhara, whose faithfulness made him unconquerable. To end his war on the gods, Vishnu took Jalandhara's form and broke her vow. When she learned the truth she cursed Vishnu to become a stone, the Shaligram, and gave up her life; from her ashes grew the Tulsi plant. Vishnu, honouring her devotion, promised to wed her every year and never to accept worship without her leaves. The story is told in the Puranas; its chapters have not yet been read at the page. The day and hour of the wedding are the Dharmasindhu's.

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Tulsi Vivah in Ajmer is on Saturday, 21 November 2026; Puja window 5:40 – 8:18 PM (India Standard Time, UTC+5:30).

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