Want to Impress Bajrangbali? Check Date,Puja Vidhi,& Offer These 5 Specific Foods This Hanuman Jayanti

Snehlata Sinha3 min read

Hanuman Jayanti 2026: Hanuman Ji—whom we affectionately call *Sankatmochan* (the Remover of Troubles)—is approaching the most significant day for seeking his divine grace. In the year 2026,Hanuman Jayanti will be celebrated on April 5th (Chaitra Purnima). Whether in North India or South India,the enthusiasm displayed by the devotees of *Pawanputra* (the Son of the Wind) is truly a sight to behold everywhere in this modern era.

It is believed that offering worship with a sincere heart and presenting his favorite delicacies (*Bhog*) on this day can alleviate all of life’s sorrows and suffering. Let us explore what you can offer to the Lord this Hanuman Jayanti to help fulfill your personal “wish list.”

1. Jaggery and Gram (Gud-Chana): A Sure Remedy for Mangal Dosha

Jaggery (*Gud*) and roasted gram (*Chana*) are among Hanuman Ji’s most cherished offerings. If you have *Mangal Dosha* (an astrological affliction related to the planet Mars) in your horoscope,or if you find yourself repeatedly entangled in debt,distributing *Gud-Chana* as *Prasad* (sacred offering) and partaking of it yourself on Hanuman Jayanti is considered highly auspicious. This offering symbolizes both simplicity and strength.

2. The King of Laddoos: Boondi,Besan,and Churma

In the stories of our childhood,we often heard that Mother Anjani used to feed *laddoos* to the young Hanuman. Furthermore,a legend recounts that upon returning from their exile (*Vanvas*),Mother Sita lovingly prepared *laddoos* specifically for Hanuman Ji.

Tip: While *Boondi laddoos* are Hanuman Ji’s absolute favorites,offering *Churma laddoos* is also a widely practiced tradition in the regions of Rajasthan and Haryana.

3.Sweet Paan (Betel Leaf): Handing Over Your Responsibilities to the Lord**
If you find yourself trapped in a major predicament and are unable to discern a way out,you must offer a sweet *Paan* (also known as a *Beeda*) to Hanuman Ji.

Important Note: The *Paan* offered must be free of lime (*Chuna*),tobacco,or betel nut (*Supari*). Offering it signifies that you have now formally entrusted the “burden” (*Beeda*) of your problem to Hanuman Ji.

4. Juicy Mangoes: A Special Connection to Lanka

Do you know why Hanuman Ji is fond of mangoes? According to mythological legends,when Hanuman Ji arrived in Lanka in search of Mother Sita,he tasted mangoes for the very first time within the *Ashoka Vatika* (Ashoka Garden). He also brought mangoes back from Lanka to present to Lord Rama. Therefore,offering succulent mangoes as *Bhog* (sacred food offering) on ​​Hanuman Jayanti is considered highly meritorious.

5. Coconut: Alleviating Financial Hardships

If you are grappling with financial difficulties or career-related obstacles,offer a whole coconut to Bajrangbali. It is believed that offering a coconut leads to the speedy fulfillment of one’s wishes and ushers in happiness and prosperity to the home.

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Snehlata Sinha

I began my journey in media with Radio Dhamal,where I honed my skills in radio broadcasting. After that,I spent two years at News24 and E24,gaining valuable experience…