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	<title>Navratri Planetary Secret: Why This Year's Puja Timing Matters</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Ask ten people what Navratri means and most will say Goddess Durga, fasting, garba nights. Fair enough. But there's a quieter layer to it that Vedic astrology cares about deeply &mdash; the tithi, the nakshatra, the yoga, where the planets happen to be sitting, and how all of that adds up to a Muhurat worth paying attention to. Which brings us to Navratri Puja Timing 2026. It's not something you glance at a calendar for and be done with. Ghatasthapana, and the rituals that follow it, get their timing from the Panchang read against the sky on that specific day &mdash; a method Dr. Vinay Bajrangi has talked about for years when helping people think through the astrological side of festival worship. If you'd rather not track all this yourself, you can also book Navratri Puja online and have the ritual performed at the correct Muhurat on your behalf. This year, Sharad Navratri falls on October 11, with Ghatasthapana happening that same morning. If you're in Delhi, the window is 6:19 AM to 10:12 AM, and there's a second option too &mdash; the Abhijit Muhurat, from 11:44 AM to 12:31 PM. Move to another city, though, and these times shift, because sunrise changes, and so does everything the Panchang calculates from it. So what's really behind the choice of Navratri Muhurat this year? Let's get into it.]]></description>
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        <title><![CDATA[Navratri Planetary Secret: Why This Year's Puja Timing Matters]]></title>
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        <description><![CDATA[Ask ten people what Navratri means and most will say Goddess Durga, fasting, garba nights. Fair enough. But there's a quieter layer to it that Vedic astrology cares about deeply &mdash; the tithi, the nakshatra, the yoga, where the planets happen to be sitting, and how all of that adds up to a Muhurat worth paying attention to. Which brings us to Navratri Puja Timing 2026. It's not something you glance at a calendar for and be done with. Ghatasthapana, and the rituals that follow it, get their timing from the Panchang read against the sky on that specific day &mdash; a method Dr. Vinay Bajrangi has talked about for years when helping people think through the astrological side of festival worship. If you'd rather not track all this yourself, you can also book Navratri Puja online and have the ritual performed at the correct Muhurat on your behalf. This year, Sharad Navratri falls on October 11, with Ghatasthapana happening that same morning. If you're in Delhi, the window is 6:19 AM to 10:12 AM, and there's a second option too &mdash; the Abhijit Muhurat, from 11:44 AM to 12:31 PM. Move to another city, though, and these times shift, because sunrise changes, and so does everything the Panchang calculates from it. So what's really behind the choice of Navratri Muhurat this year? Let's get into it.]]></description>
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