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Sakat Chauth 2027

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Sakat Chauth 2027 is on Monday, 25 January 2027. Chaturthi tithi begins at 08:10 AM IST on 25 Jan and ends at 06:00 AM IST on 26 Jan.

Chaturthi tithi begins08:10 AM, Mon, 25 Jan
Chaturthi tithi ends06:00 AM, Tue, 26 Jan
Abhijit Muhurta12:18 PM – 01:02 PM
Times forUjjain (IST)

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Sakat Chauth
The Magha-month Sankashti Chaturthi, kept mainly in North India by mothers fasting from sunrise to moonrise for their sons' long life. Its signature offering — til (sesame) pounded with jaggery into a mound or laddoo — gives the day its other name, Til-Kuta Chauth.
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Two kathas anchor the day. In the first, a potter cannot get his kiln to fire and, on a priest's advice, the king orders each family to offer a child to the flames; an old woman's son is saved when she prays to Sakat Mata, and the goddess's compassion gives the fast its meaning. The second tells of two sisters-in-law and Ganesha, where the younger one's honesty is rewarded. The fast is broken only after sighting the moon and offering arghya. Sakat Mata has her own shrine in Sakat village, Rajasthan, near Alwar. The alias Vakra-Tundi Chaturthi invokes Ganesha's curved-trunk form, while in Maharashtra the same tithi is observed as Lambodara Sankashti Chaturthi.
PRARTHANA FOR SAKAT CHAUTH
Sankatnashana Ganesh Stotram
1. Sankatnashana Ganesh Stotram
00:00/ 02:00
Ganesh Chalisa
2. Ganesh Chalisa
00:00/ 04:00
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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Sakat Chauth in 2027?

Sakat Chauth 2027 falls on Monday, 25 January 2027. Chaturthi tithi runs from 08:10 AM, 25 Jan to 06:00 AM, 26 Jan IST, as calculated for Ujjain. Times shift by a few minutes for other cities.

What is Sakat Chauth?

The Magha-month Sankashti Chaturthi, kept mainly in North India by mothers fasting from sunrise to moonrise for their sons' long life. Its signature offering — til (sesame) pounded with jaggery into a mound or laddoo — gives the day its other name, Til-Kuta Chauth.

Why is Sakat Chauth observed?

Two kathas anchor the day. In the first, a potter cannot get his kiln to fire and, on a priest's advice, the king orders each family to offer a child to the flames; an old woman's son is saved when she prays to Sakat Mata, and the goddess's compassion gives the fast its meaning. The second tells of two sisters-in-law and Ganesha, where the younger one's honesty is rewarded. The fast is broken only after sighting the moon and offering arghya. Sakat Mata has her own shrine in Sakat village, Rajasthan, near Alwar. The alias Vakra-Tundi Chaturthi invokes Ganesha's curved-trunk form, while in Maharashtra the same tithi is observed as Lambodara Sankashti Chaturthi.

What are the other names for Sakat Chauth?

Sakat Chauth is also known as Til-Kuta Chauth, Vakra-Tundi Chaturthi and Maghi Chauth.

Which prarthanas are recited on Sakat Chauth?

Sankatnashana Ganesh Stotram and Ganesh Chalisa are recited on Sakat Chauth. You can listen to them with audio on this page.

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