Bhai Dooj 2023: When is Bhaiya Dooj? Know timings, muhurat, rituals, and other details
Also Read: Mumbai news: Bombay HC allows bursting of firecrackers for 3 hours on Diwali; all constructions halted As per the Drik Panchang, the muhurat for the festival is set to commence on November 14 and will continue through November 15. The Bhai Dooj Aparahna Time is scheduled to begin at 01:10 PM and come to a close at 03:19 PM. Also Read: 32% of families in Delhi-NCR planning to burst firecrackers this Diwali, says survey On November 14, 2023, the Dwitiya Tithi will commence at 02:36 PM and wrap up at 01:47 PM on November 15.
The Bhai Dooj Aparahna Time, a significant period for the festival, is from 01:10 PM to 03:19 PM on November 14. The Bhai Dooj festival is observed in a traditional manner throughout the country. During this event, sisters create a seat for their brothers using rice flour.
Once the brothers take their place on the seat, ‘tika’ or ‘tilak’ made from a paste of vermillion, yoghurt, and rice, is applied to their foreheads. Sisters conduct an aarti while holding a vibrant thali containing sweets, roli, and coconut. Also Read: Diwali 2023: Potters make eco-friendly earthen lamps in Jammu-Kashmir | Watch Subsequently, they savour delectable treats and, in return, receive gifts from their brothers as a gesture of affection and appreciation.
It's worth noting that the festival is recognized by various names, including 'Bhai Phonta,' 'Bhai Tika,' 'Bhau Beej,' and 'Yamadvitiya.' Also Read: Canadian poet Rupi Kaur rejects Biden's Diwali invitation over Israel support, says 'Govt's actions dehumanize people' The festival is also referred to as 'Bhav Bij' in Maharashtra. During this sibling celebration, brothers are seated on the floor, and sisters draw a square. As a customary ritual, they both partake in
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