Narad Jayanti 2026 Date: Jyeshtha month starts from today. In Sanatan Dharma, Dwitiya Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Jyeshtha month has been given special significance. Devarshi Narad ji’s birth anniversary is celebrated on this day. Which is being celebrated today. In religious scriptures, Devarshi Narad is the mental son of Brahma, a great devotee of Vishnu and Srishti’s first journalist Are known as.

What is the significance of Narada Jayanti?

in Sanatan Dharma Narada Jayanti Has great importance. It is believed that worshiping Lord Vishnu and Narad ji on this day brings happiness and prosperity in life and gives blessings of fulfillment of wishes. On this day, worship, charity and worship of Vishnu are considered to be of special importance.

When is Narada Jayanti 2026

According to the Panchang, this year, the second date of Krishna Paksha of Jyeshtha month will start from 12:51 am today on 2nd May 2026 and will continue till 3:02 am on 3rd May. On the basis of Udaya Tithi, celebrating Narada Jayanti on 3rd May is considered auspicious and as per scriptures. Worshiping at an auspicious time on this day gives special results.

Narada Jayanti auspicious time

wee hours – From 4:14 am to 4:57 am

Abhijit Muhurta – From 11:52 am to 12:45 pm

Twilight time – From 6:56 pm to 7:17 pm

Tripushkar Yoga – From 12:49 am on May 3 to 5:39 am on May 3

How to worship Devarshi Narad Muni, the first journalist of the world?

• Wake up early in the morning, take bath, wear clean clothes and take a resolution of worship in your mind.


• First of all, worship Lord Vishnu as per the rituals in the home temple.


• After worshiping Shri Hari, worship Devarshi Narad Muni.


• Offer sandalwood, kumkum and fresh flowers to Lord Vishnu.


• Offer Panchamrit, fresh fruits or halwa made of pure ghee to Lord Shri Hari.


• Make sure to include ‘Tulsi Dal’ (Basil leaves) in Lord Vishnu’s offering, because his offering is not complete without Tulsi.


• At the conclusion of the puja, perform the aarti of Lord Vishnu and Narada Muni with full devotion.