bada mangal

The second bada mangal, observed on May 12, 2026, is a highly auspicious day dedicated to Lord Hanuman. This day, coinciding with Telugu Hanuman Jayanti, holds significant religious importance as it commemorates Lord Rama's encounter with Hanuman. Devotees perform various puja rituals, chant mantras, and offer specific items to seek blessings.

In 2026, an unusual eight "bada mangal" Tuesdays fall in Jyestha due to Adhik Maas. This extended period, coinciding with a unique planetary alignment, emphasizes introspection and discipline over impulse. Devotees are encouraged to maintain consistent, simple practices like chanting or small acts of service throughout these Tuesdays for amplified spiritual benefits.

bada mangal, also known as Budhwa Mangal, is an auspicious day dedicated to Lord Hanuman, observed by devotees in the Hindu month of Jyeshtha. This year, 2026, is special with 8 bada mangal days due to an Adhik Maas, offering devotees ample opportunities for worship and spiritual enlightenment. Rituals include fasting, offering specific items to Hanuman, and chanting mantras.

bada mangal 2024 falls on May 28, 2024, during Jyestha Month. Budhwa Mangalwar and Badal Mangalwar are considered auspicious for worshipping Lord Hanuman. It is believed that devotees who worship Hanuman Ji during this month especially on every Tuesday, get blessed with all the happiness, well being and they are able to lead their life smoothly without obstacles.

bada mangal, celebrated in North India, especially Uttar Pradesh, honors Lord Hanuman on Tuesdays, particularly during Jyeshtha Purnima. In 2025, it falls on June 10th, coinciding with Jyeshtha Purnima, amplifying its auspiciousness. Devotees observe rituals like visiting temples, chanting mantras, and feeding the needy to seek Lord Hanuman's blessings for protection, strength, and prosperity.

bada mangal, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, is a significant festival in North India. The final Budhwa Mangal in 2025 falls on June 10. Devotees visit Hanuman temples and chant mantras. Charity and feeding the needy are important aspects. Fasting and evening prayers are observed. Certain actions like consuming non-vegetarian food and starting new ventures are avoided.

City temples dedicated to Lord Hanuman have decided not to have festivities on bada mangal in view of the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic and safety protocols.

‘Bhandaras’ across the city and the traditional fair in Aliganj near the new Hanuman temple will be back after a gap of two years as bada mangal celebrations return from May 17.

After two years of Covid lull, devotees and temples in Lucknow will again celebrate the occasion of bada mangal on Tuesday. On Monday, temple management committees were busy making arrangements for the ease of devotees who will throng temples to mark the occasion.