When is Anant Chaturdashi, 6 or 7 September? Learn the right date, auspicious time and the importance of this day

The month of Bhadon is at its last stop and with this time has come to send Ganpati Bappa. Ganesh Utsav concluding Anant Chaturdashi The day of it is, which is considered a very important date in Hinduism. This day is not only for Ganpati immersion, but also for the worship of Lord Vishnu’s infinite (which has no end) form.

Like every year, this time too there is some confusion among the people about the exact date of Anant Chaturdashi. So let’s know whether this festival will be celebrated on 6 September in 2025 or on 7 September.

What is the correct date and auspicious time? (Date and Shubh Muhurat)

According to the almanac, Anant Chaturdashi fast is observed on the Chaturdashi date of the Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month. This year Chaturdashi Tithi is falling in two days:

• Chaturdashi date ends: 7 September 2025, Sunday morning [समय यहाँ आएगा] But.

In Hinduism, Udaya Tithi (date of sunrise) is given priority. According to this rule, The festival of Anant Chaturdashi will be celebrated on 7 September 2025, Sunday.

Why is Anant Chaturdashi’s day special?

1. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu:
On this day, the infinite form of Lord Vishnu is worshiped. It is believed that by observing fast and worshiping on this day, all the sufferings of the devotees are removed and all their wishes are fulfilled.

2. Importance of ‘Anant Sutra’:
The most special thing about this worship is ‘Anant Sutra’. It is a thread of silk or cotton, in which 14 lumps are applied. These lumps are considered a symbol of 14 forms of Lord Vishnu. After the puja, men tie this thread on their right hand and women on the wrist of the left hand. This formula is believed to protect against every crisis and disaster.

3. Farewell to Ganpati Bappa:
After being a guest in our homes for 10 days, the idols of Ganpati Bappa are immersed on the day of Anant Chaturdashi. Devotees with drums and drums leave their beloved Bappa with the promise that “Ganpati Bappa Morya, next year you come soon”.

This day is a symbol of devotion, faith and dedication to God.