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Raksha Bandhan 2025: Rakhi on 8 or 9 August? Know the correct date, auspicious time, and worship method.

The festival of Raksha Bandhan is celebrated as a major festival in Sanatan Dharma. Falling on the Purnima of Shravan month, Raksha Bandhan is a festival deeply rooted in tradition and love. This festival is considered an emotional symbol of love, security, and trust between brothers and sisters. On this day sisters tie Rakhi on the wrists of their brothers and wish them a long life. At the same time, brothers also promise to protect their sisters throughout their lives. With the arrival of Raksha Bandhan, the month of Shravan ends and the month of Bhadrapada begins. Let us tell you that Rakhi should not be tied under the shadow of Bhadra. That is why Rakhi is tied, keeping Bhadra in mind. This year there is confusion about the date of Raksha Bandhan and whether Rakhi will be celebrated on 8 August or 9 August. The decision will be taken according to the auspicious time. In such a situation, let us know when Rakshabandhan 2025 is and what the auspicious time to tie Rakhi is.

Rakshabandhan 2025 Date

According to the Hindu calendar, the full moon date of Shravan month will start on 08 August 2025, Friday, at 02:12. At the same time, it will end at 1:21 the next day. In such a situation, according to the Udaya date, Rakshabandhan will be celebrated on 09 August, Saturday. In Sanatan Dharma, all fasts and festivals are celebrated according to the Hindu calendar. In the Panchang, the day changes with the Udaya date, according to which fasts and festivals are celebrated. Astrology also advises celebrating only the fasts and festivals starting from the Udaya date.

Rakshabandhan 2025 Shubh Muhurat

Rakhi is not tied during the Bhadra period. Therefore, one should avoid tying Rakhi at an inauspicious time on this day. Let us tell you that this year Bhadra will start at 02:12 pm on 8 August, and it will end on 8 August itself at 01:52 am. In such a situation, Rakhi can be tied from the morning of 9 August. Talking about the auspicious time, the auspicious time to tie Rakhi on 9 August is from 5:47 am to 1:24 pm. This time is auspicious for Rakshabandhan, and Rakhi can be tied at this time.

Rakshabandhan Puja Method

  • On Rakshabandhan, brother and sister should sit in a holy place wearing clean clothes.
  • Keeping some things in the Rakhi plate is considered very auspicious; the brother’s Aarti is done with this plate.
  • Apply tilak on the brother’s forehead and stick Akshat.
  • While tying the Rakhi, read this auspicious Raksha Mantra

“Om Yen Baddho Bali Raja Danavendra Mahabalah.

O Raksha Sutra! I tie you with the same mantra with which Mahabali was tied. You stay steadfast; keep protecting.

  • After tying the Rakhi, feed sweets to the brother, perform Aarti, and pray for his long life.
  • If the brother is elder, take his blessings, and if he is younger, bless him.

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