When is Ganesh Chaturthi in 1942?

Ganesh Chaturthi 1942 is on September 14, 1942 for Delhi, Delhi, India.

What is Ganesh Chaturthi?

Ganesh Chaturthi (Vinayaka Chaturthi) celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha, son of Shiva and Parvati, the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune who is invoked at the start of every new venture. It falls on the Shukla Chaturthi of the Hindu month Bhadrapada and the main puja is performed during the Madhyahna (midday) period. The festival, also called Ganeshotsav, runs up to ten days, ending on Anant Chaturdashi with the Ganesh visarjan.

What are the auspicious Chogadia muhurtas for Ganesh Chaturthi 1942?

Auspicious Chogadia muhurtas for Ganesh Chaturthi 1942 (Delhi, Delhi, India): Amrit: September/14/1942 07:06:21 AM – September/14/1942 08:39:03 AM; Shubh: September/14/1942 10:11:44 AM – September/14/1942 11:44:26 AM; Labh: September/14/1942 04:59:35 PM – September/14/1942 05:55:12 PM; Amrit: September/14/1942 05:55:12 PM – September/14/1942 07:27:53 PM; Chal: September/14/1942 07:27:53 PM – September/14/1942 08:55:16 PM; Labh: September/14/1942 11:50:00 PM – September/15/1942 01:17:22 AM; Shubh: September/15/1942 02:44:44 AM – September/15/1942 04:12:06 AM; Amrit: September/15/1942 04:12:06 AM – September/15/1942 05:39:28 AM; Chal: September/15/1942 05:39:28 AM – September/15/1942 07:06:51 AM.

Gaṇeśa Caturthi 1942: Delhi, Delhi, Drishya Ganit Panchang

Name: Ganesh Chaturthi 1942
Start: 1942-09-14
End: 1942-09-14
Location: Delhi, Delhi, India

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Ganesh Utsava Day 1: Ganesh Chaturthi

🗓 September 14, 1942

🔔 Gaṇeśa Caturthi

🌙 Tithi

Chaturthi (ends September/14 06:29:50 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:06:21 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:27:53 PM

🕉 Madhyāhna Kāla (Prāṇa Pratiṣṭhā)

12:52:24 PM

ends 01:41:50 PM

✅ Amṛt

07:06:21 AM

ends 08:39:03 AM

✅ Śubh

10:11:44 AM

ends 11:44:26 AM

✅ Lābh

04:22:30 PM

ends 05:55:12 PM

✅ Amṛt

05:55:12 PM

ends 07:27:53 PM

🌘 Caturthī Ārambha

September 13

08:02:23 PM

🌅 Sunrise

September 14

07:06:21 AM

🕉 Madhyāhna Kāla Ārambha

September 14

12:52:24 PM

🕉 Madhyāhna Kāla Samāpta

September 14

01:41:50 PM

🌒 Caturthī Samāpta

September 14

06:29:50 PM

🌇 Sunset

September 14

07:27:53 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 2

🗓 September 15, 1942

🔔 Ṛṣi Pañcamī, Vinchhuḍo Ārambha 06:36:25 PM, Māsa Skanda Ṣaṣṭhī

🌙 Tithi

Panchami (ends September/15 04:41:30 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:06:51 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:26:42 PM

✅ Lābh

11:44:17 AM

ends 01:16:46 PM

✅ Amṛt

01:16:46 PM

ends 02:49:15 PM

✅ Śubh

04:21:44 PM

ends 05:54:13 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 3

🗓 September 16, 1942

🔔 Jyeṣṭhā Lakṣmī Vratam - Āvāhana, Śrī Balarāma Jayantī, Kulaccīrai Nāyanār, Kāñci Mahāperiyavā Anuṣam, Sūrya Saṅkramaṇa

🌙 Tithi

Shashti (ends September/16 02:41:19 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:07:20 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:25:30 PM

✅ Lābh

07:07:20 AM

ends 08:39:36 AM

✅ Amṛt

08:39:36 AM

ends 10:11:52 AM

✅ Śubh

11:44:09 AM

ends 01:16:25 PM

✅ Lābh

05:53:13 PM

ends 07:25:30 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 4

🗓 September 17, 1942

🔔 Rādhā Aṣṭamī, Śrī Mahālakṣmī Vratam Ārambha, Jyeṣṭhā Gaurī Pūjā, Vinchhuḍo Samāpti 09:34:21 PM

🌙 Tithi

Saptami (ends September/17 12:32:51 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:07:50 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:24:17 PM

✅ Śubh

07:07:50 AM

ends 08:39:53 AM

✅ Lābh

01:16:03 PM

ends 02:48:07 PM

✅ Amṛt

02:48:07 PM

ends 04:20:10 PM

✅ Śubh

05:52:14 PM

ends 07:24:17 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 5

🗓 September 18, 1942

🔔 Jyeṣṭhā Lakṣmī Vratam - Visarjana, Māsa Durgāṣṭamī

🌙 Tithi

Ashtami (ends September/18 10:19:19 AM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:08:19 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:23:05 PM

✅ Lābh

08:40:10 AM

ends 10:12:01 AM

✅ Amṛt

10:12:01 AM

ends 11:43:51 AM

✅ Śubh

01:15:42 PM

ends 02:47:33 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 6

🗓 September 19, 1942

🔔 Puraṭṭāsi Śanikkiḻamai

🌙 Tithi

Navami (ends September/19 08:03:46 AM), Dashami (ends September/20 05:49:15 AM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:08:49 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:21:53 PM

✅ Śubh

08:40:27 AM

ends 10:12:05 AM

✅ Lābh

02:46:59 PM

ends 04:18:37 PM

✅ Amṛt

04:18:37 PM

ends 05:50:15 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 7

🗓 September 20, 1942

🔔 Ēnāthināthan Nāyanār, Parivartinī Ekādaśī

🌙 Tithi

Ekadasi (ends September/21 03:39:04 AM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:09:18 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:20:41 PM

✅ Lābh

10:12:09 AM

ends 11:43:34 AM

✅ Amṛt

11:43:34 AM

ends 01:15:00 PM

✅ Śubh

02:46:25 PM

ends 04:17:50 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 8

🗓 September 21, 1942

🔔 Vāmana Jayantī, Śravaṇa Dvādaśī, Abhinava Rāmānuja (35veṃ) Tirunakṣatram, Nigamānta Mahādeśika Tirunakṣatram (Parakāla Maṭha), Periya Brahmatantra (1veṃ) Tirunakṣatram, Vedānta Deśika Tirunakṣatram, Kanyā Śrāvaṇam, Pañcaka Ārambha September/22 03:09:04 AM, Vaiṣṇava Ekādaśī 🚩

🌙 Tithi

Dvadasi (ends September/22 01:36:56 AM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:09:48 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:19:29 PM

✅ Amṛt

07:09:48 AM

ends 08:41:01 AM

✅ Śubh

10:12:13 AM

ends 11:43:26 AM

✅ Lābh

04:17:03 PM

ends 05:48:16 PM

✅ Amṛt

05:48:16 PM

ends 07:19:29 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 9

🗓 September 22, 1942

🔔 🔱 Pradoṣam, Bhauma Pradoṣam

🌙 Tithi

Trayodasi (ends September/22 11:47:08 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:10:18 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:18:16 PM

✅ Lābh

11:43:18 AM

ends 01:14:17 PM

✅ Amṛt

01:14:17 PM

ends 02:45:17 PM

✅ Śubh

04:16:17 PM

ends 05:47:17 PM

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Ganesh Utsava Day 10: Anant Chaturdashi

🗓 September 23, 1942

🔔 Ananta Caturdaśī, Puraṭṭāci Caturdaśī, 17th Aḻakiyaciṅkar (Śrī Vīrarāghava Vedānta Yatīndra Mahādeśikan), Narciṅga Muṇaiyaraya Nāyanār

🌙 Tithi

Chaturdashi (ends September/23 10:14:28 PM)

🌅 Sunrise

07:10:48 AM

🌇 Sunset

07:17:04 PM

✅ Lābh

07:10:48 AM

ends 08:41:35 AM

✅ Amṛt

08:41:35 AM

ends 10:12:22 AM

✅ Śubh

11:43:09 AM

ends 01:13:56 PM

✅ Lābh

05:46:17 PM

ends 07:17:04 PM

Gaṇeśa Caturthi (Vināyaka Caturthi, Gaṇeśotsava) falls on the fourth day of Bhādrapada's bright fortnight and celebrates the birthday of Lord Gaṇeśa, the elephant-headed son of Śiva and Pārvatī, the remover of obstacles and lord of new beginnings.

The day begins with Prāṇa Pratiṣṭhā: the ritual installation and consecration of a clay Gaṇeśa idol. The ideal muhūrta for installation falls in the Madhyāhna (midday) period, when Gaṇeśa's energy is said to be most potent. After installation, the idol is worshipped with modaka (his favourite sweet), dūrvā grass, red flowers, and coconut. The Atharvaśīrṣa (Gaṇapati Upaniṣad) is recited throughout the day.

One of the most distinctive aspects of Gaṇeśa Caturthi is the prohibition on viewing the moon on this night. Mythology holds that the Moon laughed at Gaṇeśa for riding a mouse, and Gaṇeśa cursed him with the punishment that anyone who sees the Moon on this night will be falsely accused. If accidentally sighted, the antidote is to listen to or recite the story of Śyamantaka Maṇi from the Bhāgavata Purāṇa.

The festival became a mass public celebration in Pune in 1893 when Bal Gangadhar Tilak transformed it from a household pūjā into a community gathering: using it as a means of uniting people across caste lines during the independence movement.