Dwijapriya Chaturthi Remedies: This time the fast of Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi falling in the month of Phalgun is on 5 February 2026. Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi has special significance in Sanatan Dharma. In Hindu religion, the first revered Lord Ganesha has been described as the god of wisdom, prudence and Vighnaharta i.e. the one who removes obstacles.

Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi On this day, Lord Ganesha is worshiped with great pomp in homes and temples. This auspicious and holy date is considered very special for the students. It is said that worshiping Lord Ganesha on this day increases concentration, increases intellectual capacity and brings progress in education and work.

What measures should be taken on Dwijapriya Chaturthi?

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  offer durva

  
  

On the day of Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi, offer 21 Durva i.e. bales of grass to Lord Ganesha. In Sanatan Dharma, Durva is considered equal to ‘Amrit’. It is believed that offering Durva to Lord Ganesha increases memory power.

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  Saraswati-Ganesh worship

  
  

For success in education, keep your books or pens at the feet of Lord Ganesha on this day. After this, chant the mantra “Om Gan Ganpataye Namah” 108 times.

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  Donation of educational materials

  
  

On this day, it is considered auspicious to donate educational materials like pens, pencils or notebooks to poor children. It is said that this strengthens the planet Mercury. knowledge and wisdom It develops and reasoning power increases.

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  use of white clothes

  
  

It is considered auspicious to wear white or yellow clothes while worshiping on the day of Dwijapriya Chaturthi. This keeps the mind calm and increases concentration.

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  mantra pronunciation

  
  

On this day, at the time of worship, chant the following mantras of Lord Ganesha-

Om Gan Ganpate Namah.

Om Namo Heramb Mad Mohitam Mam Sankatan Nivaraya-Nivaray Swaha.

“Students gain knowledge, rich people gain wealth.

Those who are blessed with sons, those who are blessed with salvation, those who are blessed with salvation.”

Religious significance of Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi

‘Dwijapriya’ means one who is dear to Brahmins or scholars. On this day, the sixth form out of 32 forms of Lord Ganesha is worshipped. This form has four hands and is considered a symbol of knowledge.

It is believed that by worshiping this form, one attains knowledge, develops intelligence and opens the way for progress in life.