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News India Live, Digital Desk: According to the Hindu calendar, the festival of Phulera Dooj is celebrated on the second day of Phalgun Shukla Paksha. This auspicious date in the year 2026 19 February Is falling to. According to religious beliefs, Holi officially starts from this day in Kanha’s city Mathura and Vrindavan. On this day, flowers are showered on Lord Krishna and Radha Rani, which is called ‘Holi of Flowers’.
Phulera Dooj 2026: Auspicious time
According to astrological calculations, the timing of Dwitiya Tithi will be as follows:
Dwitiya Tithi starts: 18th February 2026, 10:14 PM
Dwitiya date ends: By 19 February 2026, 11:58 pm
Rise date: Fasting and celebration of Phulera Dooj as per Udaya Tithi 19 February 2026 (Thursday) Will be celebrated only.
Why is this ‘Abujh Muhurta’?
Phulera Dooj is considered a ‘blameless’ date. On this day, the position of the planets is such that there is no need to consult the Panchang for any auspicious work (marriage, mundan, house warming). This day is for those who are not getting auspicious time for their marriage. ‘Boon’ Is like.
Rules and rituals of worship
Shri Krishna-Radha makeup: On this day, the idols of Radha-Krishna are decorated with fresh and fragrant flowers. Dress them in colorful clothes.
Holi of flowers: Offer Abir-Gulal to God and then shower flowers on him.
Special Indulgence: Kanha on this day ‘Poha’ And ‘Malpua’ Offering is considered especially fruitful.
Precautions: Do not make these mistakes even by mistake (Don’ts)
To make your puja successful on Phulera Dooj, keep these things in mind:
Abstaining from Tamasic food: Do not use meat, alcohol, garlic or onion at home on this day.
Use of stale flowers: Always offer only fresh blooming flowers in the worship of God. Offering flowers that have withered or fallen on the ground brings negativity.
Evening Puja: It is best to worship Phulera Dooj in the evening (twilight). Don’t ignore this time.
Harsh words: Since it is a festival of love, do not quarrel with anyone or abuse anyone on this day.
North India Statesman