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Pitru Paksha • Ashwina Krishna Paksha
Today's Mumbai Panchang observes Navami Shraddha during Pitru Paksha. The day is traditionally associated with remembrance and offerings for departed ancestors.
View DetailsNavami Shraddha falls during Pitru Paksha, a period traditionally dedicated to remembering ancestors. Families may perform remembrance rituals, offer food or water, and conduct customary Shraddha or Tarpan practices according to family tradition.
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View Details →Today's observance is automatically selected according to the Mumbai date and the 2026 festival dataset used by this page. For 4 October 2026, the Mumbai Panchang lists Navami Shraddha during Krishna Paksha Navami.
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