Angaraki Sankashti 2080
Every Sankashti of the year for your city, the Tuesday ones marked
Moonrise: 08:43:16 PM.
- 9 January 2080 (Tuesday) · Moonrise 08:43:16 PM
- 7 May 2080 (Tuesday) · Moonrise 09:42:57 PM
- 3 September 2080 (Tuesday) · Moonrise 09:00:06 PM
| Date | Moonrise |
|---|---|
| 🔴 9 January 2080 (Tuesday) | 08:43:16 PM |
| 8 February 2080 (Thursday) | 09:14:07 PM |
| 9 March 2080 (Saturday) | 09:36:22 PM |
| 7 April 2080 (Sunday) | 09:10:31 PM |
| 🔴 7 May 2080 (Tuesday) | 09:42:57 PM |
| 6 June 2080 (Thursday) | 10:02:46 PM |
| 5 July 2080 (Friday) | 09:22:34 PM |
| 4 August 2080 (Sunday) | 09:10:26 PM |
| 🔴 3 September 2080 (Tuesday) | 09:00:06 PM |
| 2 October 2080 (Wednesday) | 08:25:40 PM |
| 31 October 2080 (Thursday) | 08:06:28 PM |
| 30 November 2080 (Saturday) | 09:05:56 PM |
| 29 December 2080 (Sunday) | 08:59:04 PM |
About Angaraki Sankashti
Angaraki Sankashti
Sankashti Chaturthi is the Chaturthi of the waning moon, kept every month for Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. Devotees fast through the day and break the fast after seeing the moon rise and offering arghya to it and prayers to Ganesha.
When the Sankashti falls on a Tuesday, the day of Angaraka (Mangala), it is Angaraki Sankashti (अंगारकी). It comes only a few times a year and is held the most auspicious of all the Sankashtis: a single Angaraki is said to bring the merit of keeping the fast all year. Great crowds gather at Ganesha temples such as Siddhivinayak in Mumbai and the Ashtavinayak temples.
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