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Karwa Chauth Ritual 2025: Keeping KarwaChauth Fast for First Time, Know Rules, Puja Vidhi Or Timing! 

Karwa Chauth Vrat Vidhi 2025: Today is the festival of Karwa Chauth, which married women celebrate with great pomp and show. This festival is considered extremely auspicious and sacred, as married women observe a fast without water to pray for their husbands’ long life, happiness, prosperity, and a happy and prosperous married life.

Many women will be observing the Karwa Chauth fast for the first time this year. Therefore, they should be well-informed about the rules, precautions, and worship materials associated with the fast so that the puja can be performed with proper rituals and devotion. Let’s learn the method and rules of Karwa Chauth worship.

Know the significance of the Karwa Chauth fast.

The Karwa Chauth fast is observed on the Chaturthi Tithi of the Krishna Paksha (dark fortnight) of the month of Kartik. On this day, married women observe a fast for the long life and eternal happiness of their husbands.

Keep these special rules in mind

Method of observing the Karva Chauth fast

1. First, take a vow to fast by eating Sargi in the morning.

2. Then, in the afternoon, worship Lord Ganesha, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Shiva.

3. After this, in the evening, listen to the Karva Chauth story and perform the puja.

4. When the moon rises at night, after seeing it, look at the moon through a sieve and then at your husband’s face, and break the fast by taking water from your husband’s hands.

Auspicious time and materials for worship

The auspicious time for worship is from 5:57 pm to 7:11 pm. The moonrise time is said to be 8:13 pm. To perform the Karwa Chauth Puja, you need materials like raw milk, pure ghee, curd, sweets, Ganga water, rice grains, vermilion, mehendi.

Also, comb, bindi, chunri, bangles, anklets, an earthen pot with a spout, sandalwood, honey, incense sticks, flowers, lid or lamp, cotton, camphor, wheat, turmeric, sugar powder, wooden seat, sieve, athavari (eight puris), halwa and dakshina.