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Naraka Chaturdashi
Naraka Chaturdashi was on 19 Oct 2025 this year (2082 BS). Next year's date has not been announced yet.
- 2080 BS Reported
12 Nov 2023 (26 Kartik 2080 BS) - 2082 BS Reported
19 Oct 2025 (2 Kartik 2082 BS) - 2083 BS To be announced
29 Ashvin (amanta tradition) 14 Kartika (purnimanta tradition) — date to be announced - 2084 BS To be announced
29 Ashvin (amanta tradition) 14 Kartika (purnimanta tradition) — date to be announced
Naraka Chaturdashi was on 19 Oct 2025 this year (2082 BS).
- The festival is the second day of the five-day long Diwali celebration. 2
- Hindu literature narrates that the asura (demon) Narakasura was killed by Krishna and Satyabhama on this day. 2
- Early morning religious rituals are performed, followed by festivities. 2
- The puja involves oil, flowers, and sandalwood, with coconuts offered to Hanuman and sesame seeds, jaggery, and rice flakes (poha) with ghee and sugar as prasada. 2
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- Naraka Chaturdashi — is a → Festival
- Naraka Chaturdashi — dates → Days · 2
- Days · 2 — · → reported: 2023-11-12
- Days · 2 — · → reported: 2025-10-19
- Naraka Chaturdashi — observed by → Communities · 1
- Communities · 1 — · → Hindus
- Naraka Chaturdashi — related → Related festivals · 8
- Related festivals · 8 — · → ananta chaturdashi
- Related festivals · 8 — · → ashtimki
- Related festivals · 8 — · → atwari
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