What is the significance of Janmashtami in 2022?

Shree Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated in the Bhadrapada month on the eighth day (Ashtami tithi) of Krishna Paksha, according to the Hindu calendar. In the Rohini Nakshatra, the celebration is usually held in August-September. Devotees in India, as well as in some foreign countries, commemorate Krishnashtami with great zeal and devotion. The Dahi Handi ceremony is a fascinating and vital component of Shree Krishna Janmashtami. The Dahi Handi festival portrays Lord Shree Krishna's most beloved activity, in which teams of young people create a pyramid out of an earthen pot (Handi) filled with curd (Dahi). Because Lord Krishna was born at midnight, Krishna Jayanthi is celebrated until midnight. Devotees celebrate the Dahi Handi Festival the day after Krishna Janam.

Also, several people treat this day as an opportunity to honour the triumph of good over evil.

What is the importance of Janmashtami being celebrated in the evening?

Since Lord Krishna was born at midnight, celebrating Janmashtami in the evening holds significance.

When is pujan time and date of janmashtami in 2022?

Krishna Janmashtami Puja Muhurat

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Krishna Janmashtami on Thursday, August 18, 2022

·  Nishita Puja Time - 12:02 AM to 12:47 AM, Aug 19

·  Duration - 00 Hours 44 Mins

·  Dahi Handi on Friday, August 19, 2022

·  Parana as per Dharma Shastra

·  Parana Time - after 10:59 PM, Aug 19

·  On Parana Day Ashtami Tithi End Time - 10:59 PM

·  Janmashtami without Rohini Nakshatra

·  Alternate Parana as per Dharma Shastra

·  Parana Time - after 05:58 AM, Aug 19

·  Parana can be done on next day sunrise after Deva Puja, Visarjan etc.

·  Parana as per modern tradition in society

·  Parana Time - after 12:47 AM, Aug 19

·  at many places in India, Parana is done after Nishita i.e. Hindu midnight

·  Mid Night Moment - 12:24 AM, Aug 19

·  Chandrodaya Moment - 11:12 PM 

·  Ashtami Tithi Begins - 09:20 PM on Aug 18, 2022

·  Ashtami Tithi Ends - 10:59 PM on Aug 19, 2022

·  Rohini Nakshatra Begins - 01:53 AM on Aug 20, 2022

·  Rohini Nakshatra Ends - 04:40 AM on Aug 21, 2022

·  Panchang for Janmashtami DayChoghadiya Muhurat on Janmashtami

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Krishna Janmashtami Muhurat in Other Cities

·  12:16 AM to 01:01 AM, Aug 19 - Pune

·  12:03 AM to 12:47 AM, Aug 19 - New Delhi

·  11:50 PM to 12:36 AM, Aug 19 - Chennai

·  12:09 AM to 12:53 AM, Aug 19 - Jaipur

·  11:57 PM to 12:43 AM, Aug 19 - Hyderabad

·  12:04 AM to 12:48 AM, Aug 19 - Gurgaon

·  12:05 AM to 12:49 AM, Aug 19 - Chandigarh

·  11:18 PM to 12:03 AM, Aug 19 - Kolkata

·  12:20 AM to 01:05 AM, Aug 19 - Mumbai

·  12:01 AM to 12:46 AM, Aug 19 - Bengaluru

·  12:21 AM to 01:06 AM, Aug 19 - Ahmedabad

·  12:03 AM to 12:46 AM, Aug 19 - Noida

* Muhurat timings for other cities are local time of respective cities

ISKCON Janmashtami Puja Muhurat

ISKCON Krishna Janmashtami falls on Friday, August 19, 2022

·  Nishita Puja Time - 12:02 AM to 12:46 AM, Aug 20

·  Duration - 00 Hours 45 Mins

·  Parana Time as per ISKCON

·  Parana Time - after 05:58 AM, Aug 20

·  Janmashtami without Rohini Nakshatra

·  On Parana Day Ashtami got over before Sunrise

·  Mid Night Moment - 12:24 AM, Aug 20

·  Chandrodaya Moment - 11:51 PM 

·  Ashtami Tithi Begins - 09:20 PM on Aug 18, 2022

·  Ashtami Tithi Ends - 10:59 PM on Aug 19, 2022

·  Rohini Nakshatra Begins - 01:53 AM on Aug 20, 2022

·  Rohini Nakshatra Ends - 04:40 AM on Aug 21, 2022

Panchang for Janmashtami DayChoghadiya Muhurat on Janmashtami

Krishna Janmashtami dates are calculated for Bhopal, India

Different opinion between iskon janmashtami and smarta janmashtami in 2022?

According to the Sampradaya, Janmashtami occurs on two consecutive days. The Vaishnava Sampradaya and the Smarta Sampradaya are two of the most important sampradayas. When the Janmashtami date is common, both the Vaishnava and Smarta Sampradayas use the same date and celebrate on the same day. If the dates are not the same, the Samarta Sampradaya celebrates on the first date and the Vaishnava Sampradaya on the second.

Northern Indians observe unity, and Lord Krishna's birthday is commemorated on the same day. It is built on the ideals of ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness), a Vaishnava organisation. The majority of ISKCON devotees are also Vaishnavism devotees.