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Maa Siddhidatri seated on a lotus with a calm blessing gesture

Monday, 19 Oct 2026

Maa Siddhidatri

Fulfilment and wisdom, complete the nine-day journey gently and remember the moments that mattered.

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Close the nine-day planning sequence with the Maa Siddhidatri guide, a family memory and a simple coconut ladoo recipe. Ritual completion and fasting parana follow your household’s local calendar, which may extend beyond the final planning day. Keep that timing separate from marking activities complete in Yojno.

Today’s colourPeacock Green
TithiAshtamiShukla Paksha
FastingFamily practiceMany families adapt fasting on Day 9
Puja timing · DelhiSee guidanceVerify timings with your trusted local source

19 October 2026 begins with Ashtami in the Delhi reference calendar and also includes Maha Navami observances. Navami Homa and parana are listed on 20 October. This final planning guide does not determine when to end a fast. 2026 Delhi calendar reference

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Today’s activities

Follow these activities to make the most of Day 9. Add the ones your family wants to track.

  1. Step 1

    Save one Navratri memory

    Start here

    Add a note or photo from any moment your family wants to remember.

    5 minutesYou will need: A photo or a few wordsShop these items
    Add a memory

  2. Step 2

    Closing reflection and local observances

    Main ritual

    Follow your family’s prayer schedule for the locally confirmed observance.

    10–15 minutesYou will need: Diya · Flowers · PrasadShop these items

  3. Step 3

    Aarti for Maa Durga

    Light a diya safely, offer flowers if customary in your home, and join in a short family aarti. Full lyrics and audio will be added after editorial review.

  4. Step 4

    Coconut ladoo

    A simple make-ahead offering your household can prepare and share.

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Plan ahead

Choose a favourite moment, ask permission before sharing anyone’s photo and keep personal memories private if preferred. Allow the ladoo mixture to cool before shaping, refrigerate milk-based sweets and confirm local timing for any final puja or parana.

Common questions

Does finishing the Yojno plan mean I should end my fast?

No. Completing a checklist is a planning action. Follow your family’s fasting practice and trusted local guidance for parana and other closing observances.

Can I save a memory from an earlier Navratri day?

Yes. Open that day’s guide and use its private memory section, or write a closing reflection here. Sign in to save it to your account and share only with the people you choose.

View today’s Panchang

Tithi

Ashwina Shukla Ashtami

Sunrise

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Sunset

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Live Panchang is unavailable. Check the Delhi reference calendar and select your own city before scheduling. The tithi above is the guide’s reference, not a live calculation.

Your private Day 9 memory

Saved to your account. Sharing is always explicit.

Festival: shardiya-navratri-2026. Religious guidance is informational; follow your family tradition and a trusted local source.