
Kark Sankranti 2026: The festival of Sankranti is considered very special in Sanatan Dharma. This festival is related to the transit of Sun God. Whenever Sun God enters any zodiac sign, the festival of Sankranti is celebrated in its name. According to Drik Panchang, tomorrow Sun God will enter Moon’s zodiac sign Cancer. With this the festival of Karka Sankranti will be celebrated. Not only this, with this change in the zodiac sign of the Sun, the period of ‘Dakshinayan’ will begin.
In the festival of Sankranti, the time of virtue and great virtue has special religious significance. There is a religious belief that on the day of Karka Sankranti, during the period of virtue and great virtue, bathing in holy rivers and then donating and worshiping the Sun, all the troubles of life are removed and one attains inexhaustible virtue. The method for special worship of Sun God during the festival of Sankranti has been mentioned in the scriptures.
Karka Sankranti 2026’s virtue and great virtue period
This year, on Karka Sankranti, there will be many hours of time for worship and charity. According to Drik Panchang, the moment of Sankranti tomorrow will be at 11.45 pm. Tomorrow the auspicious period of Karka Sankranti will start at 12.27 pm and will last till 07.21 pm. Its duration will be 06 hours 53 minutes.
The Maha Punya Kaal of Karka Sankranti will be from 05:03 PM to 07:21 PM in the evening. Tomorrow the duration of Maha Punya Kaal will last for 02 hours 18 minutes. It is said in the scriptures that donations and chanting done during the auspicious period of Sankranti are many times more fruitful.
of ‘Dakshinayan’ Religious and scientific significance
In Sanatan Dharma, Cancer Sankranti is considered a very important astronomical event from both the viewpoint of astrology and science. According to astrology, on Makar Sankranti, when the Sun God is towards the north, ‘Uttarayan’ begins, which is called the day of the Gods. At the same time, due to Cancer Sankranti, the Sun God turns towards the south, which is called ‘Dakshinayan’. This is considered the night time of the gods.
Monsoon is at its peak on Karka Sankranti. It keeps raining. During this time, Sun God bends towards the southern hemisphere. Because of this, days start becoming shorter and nights longer in the Northern Hemisphere.
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