Vijayadashami or Dussehra(Ravan Dahan) Festival Date, Puja Timing,Shubh Muhurt Year 2016 to 2021

Dussehra or Vijayadashami is one of the biggest festival of Hindu and every Hindu celebrated its very much with lots of happiness.Dussehra or Vijayadashami is celebrated according to Hindu calendar on the 10th day of the Ashwin month. Dussehra is celebrated every year and we burn Raavan to celebrate the victory of Lord Rama.People from every part of India enjoy Dussehra with great enthusiasm. Hindu festival “Dussehra” is an auspicious day for the people of India. In Bengal, Dussehra is celebrated as an important festival after popular Durga Puja.On this day People burn the Demon Ravana. This day is a symbol of victory of truth over the lie. Here is Information about Vijayadashami or Dussehra(Ravan Dahan) Festival Date, Puja Timing,Shubh Muhurt Year 2016 to 2021.

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2016

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2016: October 11 Tuesday
Vijayadashami  Muhurat - 13:18 to 14:05
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time - 12:32 to 14:51
Duration -  2 Hours 19 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 22:53 on 10th October 2016
Dashami Tithi Ends - 22:28 on 11Oct/2016

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2017

 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2017: September 30 Saturday

Vijayadashami Muhurat - 13:24 to 14:12
Duration - 0 Hours 47 Mins

Aparahna Puja Time -12:37 to 14:59
Duration -  2 Hours 22 Mins 

Dashami Tithi Begins - 23:49 on 29th Sep/2017
Dashami Tithi Ends = 01:35 on 1/Oct/2017

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2018

 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2018: October 19 Friday

Vijay Muhurat -13:15 to 14:01
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:29 to 14:47
Duration - 2 Hours 17 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins -15:28 on 18th October 2018
Dashami Tithi Ends -17:57 on 19th October 2018

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2019

 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2019: October 8  Tuesday

Vijay Muhurat - 13:20 to 14:07

Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins

Aparahna Puja Time -12:34 to 14:54

Duration - 2 Hours 20 Mins

Dashami Tithi Begins - 12:37 on 7th October 2019
Dashami Tithi Ends - 14:50 on 8th October 2019

 

 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2020

 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2020: October 25  Sunday

Vijay Muhurat - 13:13 to 13:58
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:28 to 14:43
Duration - 2 Hours 15 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 07:41 on 25th October 2020
Dashami Tithi Ends - 08:59 on 26th October 2020 

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2021

Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2021: October 15  friday

Vijay Muhurat - 13:17 to 14:03
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time - 12:31 to 14:49
Duration - 2 Hours 18 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 18:51 on 14th October 2021
Dashami Tithi Ends - 18:01 on 15th October 2021

 

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One of the major festivals celebrated in most parts of India is Dussehra.It starts from the first day of the bright fortnight after mahalaya Amavasya around September -October , culminating on Dashmi tithi(Day of ten).Dussehra is also called Vijayadashami and is celebrated as victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahisasura. Here is Dussehra Festival Date of Year 2016 to Year 2021 and many information.

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2016 to Year 2021

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2016 : Oct. 11 Tuesday

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2017  :Sep 30  Saturday

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2018 : Oct. 19 Friday

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2019 : Oct. 8 Tuesday

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2020 : Oct. 25 Sunday

Dussehra Festival Date Year 2021:  Oct. 15 Friday

About Dussehra Festival

The festival of Dussehra is celebrated for ten days in the month of Ashvin, or Ashwayuja as per the Hindu lunar calendar (September or October) from Shukla Paksha Pratipada, or the day after the new moon which falls in Bhadrapada, to Dashami, or the tenth day of Ashvin.The day culminates a nine day fasting period of Navratri in the Hindu culture.

The festival is celebrated with zest and festivities as it also marks the beginning of the winter season after the long, unbearably, hot summer.Dussehra marks the victory of Rama over the  demon king Ravana and the rescue of his wife, Sita.In Nirth India , gigantic effgies of the ten-headed Ravana, his brother , Kumbhakarna and son Meghnand are set aflame amidst bureting of crackers.Fairs are usally held on this occasion with lots to eat, buy an enjoy.

Dussehra means the Tenth Day, being the tenth day of the bright half of Ashwin.This day is also known as Vijayadashmi.(Vijay means victory and ashami being the tenth day), commemorating Rama's victory over Ravana.

Dussehra Festival Story

There are two Story about Dussehra Festival.One says that this day celebrates the victory of Durga over the demon mahishasura.The other story tell us that Rama prayed to Durga for help to defeat the demon king Ravana, who was the king of Lanka.

Kausta, the young son of  Devdatt. a Brahmin was living in the city of paithan.After studying under the guidance of Rishi Varatantu , he insted onj the guru accepting a present or gurudakshina.Initrially the guru refused but later asked for 140 million gold coins, one hundred million for each of the subjects taugh.The obedient student went to King Raghu to ask for the money, as trhe king was renowned for his generosity.Within three days, the king made the God of Wealth, Kuber, make a rain of  gold coinbs near the shanu and apti trees.After giving the promised amount to the guru Kausta  distributed the rest of the coins among the needy on the day of Dussehra.Even today , in Ayodhya , the capital of King Raghu, people loot the leaves of the apti trees and present them to each other as 'sona' or or gold.

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