Hanuman Jayanti 2026 LIVE: According to the Hindu calendar, Hanuman ji appeared on the full moon date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. Hanuman ji's birth anniversary will be celebrated on 2 April 2026. By worshiping Lord Hanuman, who is considered the ocean of strength, intelligence and knowledge, unfulfilled desires are fulfilled. See all the information about Hanuman Janmotsav's auspicious time, method, rules, mantra, offering here.
hanuman birth anniversary auspicious time 2026
Chaitra Purnima Tithi will start at 7:06 am on April 1, 2026 and will end at 4:41 am on April 2, 2026. On Hanuman Janmotsav, Hanuman ji can be worshiped any time from morning Brahma Muhurta till before Nishita period.
Hanuman Jayanti is not a birth anniversary
It is not appropriate to call this festival Hanuman Jayanti because Bajrangbali is immortal, it is believed that 'Jayanti' is used for mortal beings, whereas Hanuman ji is physically present even in Kaliyuga. According to the Puranas, in Kaliyuga, Hanuman ji is such a god that whoever calls him with true devotion, he himself comes to remove all the troubles of the person.
Religious significance of Hanuman birth anniversary
According to the Puranas, worshiping Hanuman ji, the giver of Ashta Siddhi-Nav Nidhi, on this day by fasting, worshiping, reciting Hanuman Chalisa and Sunderkand, destroys all the troubles. Hanuman ji is considered to remove all the evil and negative powers. Numan is a quick to please god and is also known as the trouble-shooter. Hanumanji has a storehouse of courage, bravery, intelligence and generosity.
Benefits of worshiping Hanuman ji in astrology
According to astrology, worshiping Lord Hanuman is considered especially helpful in pacifying planetary defects. Relief from Saturn and Mars defects: Worship of Hanuman ji reduces the effect of Saturn's Sadesati, Dhaiya and the defects related to Mars.
Hanumanji is the most beloved and exclusive devotee of Lord Ram and Hanumanji loves chanting the name of Lord Ram very much. Hanuman is very happy with the devotee who takes the name of Lord Ram and worships him throughout the day.
