Hanuman Jayanti 2026: Worship Bajrangbali in These Auspicious Muhurats; 5 Divine Remedies to Transform Your Fortune

New Delhi: Tomorrow, Thursday, April 2, 2026, marks the auspicious occasion of Chaitra Purnima, which will be celebrated across the country with great fervor as Hanuman Jayanti. In the Treta Yuga, it was on this sacred date that Lord Hanuman, the son of Anjana, was born. This year, as Hanuman Jayanti falls on a Thursday, a rare and powerful conjunction of 'Wisdom and Strength' is being formed, which will open the doors of prosperity for devotees.

Most Auspicious Timing (Shubh Muhurat)

According to astrological calculations, while the Chaitra Purnima Tithi begins tonight, the fast and birth celebrations will be observed tomorrow as per the Udayatithi (sunrise timing).

  • Brahma Muhurat: 04:38 AM to 05:24 AM

  • Amrit Kaal (Most Recommended): 06:10 AM to 07:45 AM

  • Abhijit Muhurat: 11:58 AM to 12:48 PM

5 Powerful Remedies (Maha-Upay) for Hanuman Jayanti

  1. Offering Sindoor: During the morning puja tomorrow, offer orange sindoor mixed with jasmine oil to Lord Hanuman. This is believed to mitigate the malefic effects of planets.

  2. Peepal Leaf Remedy: Take 11 Peepal leaves, write 'Ram' on each using sandalwood paste (Chandan), and offer them as a garland to Bajrangbali. This is a proven remedy to overcome financial hardships.

  3. Coconut and Red Thread: Wrap a coconut with Mauli (sacred red thread), apply a tilak, and offer it at the feet of Lord Hanuman. This helps in removing persistent obstacles from your work.

  4. Boondi Prasad: Offer Boondi Laddus or pure Besan Laddus to the Lord and distribute them among the needy. This is said to bring familial peace and the joy of progeny.

  5. Recitation of Sunderkand: If possible, recite the Sunderkand tomorrow evening, either individually or in a group. It is considered highly effective for attaining victory over enemies and fears.


Special Preparation for Today (Quick Tips):

  • Auspicious Colors: Keep Red or Yellow clothing ready for tomorrow’s worship.

  • Charity: Donating food and water on this day is considered a supreme act of virtue (Mahadaan).




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