Delhi Gauri Panchang — Sunday, 30 November 2025

Shukla Dashami is governed by Dharma, the principle of righteousness, justice, and cosmic order. This tithi is considered highly auspicious for performing virtuous deeds, engaging in spiritual practices, and establishing order. It supports actions aligned with moral principles. A prominent observance is Vijayadashami or Dussehra, celebrating the victory of good over evil, symbolizing the triumph of Dharma and the successful conclusion of endeavors.

Shukla Dashami, associated with Dharma (righteousness), emphasizes ethical conduct and spiritual growth. It is an auspicious day to focus on righteous actions, perform acts of charity, and begin spiritual practices or pilgrimages. One should strive to uphold moral values. Avoid unethical actions, engaging in disputes, or starting new projects that lack a strong moral foundation. Refrain from consuming meat, alcohol, or foods that hinder spiritual clarity. The mantra 'Om Dharmarajaya Namaha' or the Vishnu Sahasranama should be recited for upholding Dharma. Dana includes offering grains, food, or clothing to the poor and needy, emphasizing giving with a pure heart.

Sunday is ruled by Surya (Sun), representing the soul, authority, and vitality. Its character is fiery, royal, and illuminating, signifying leadership and health. This day is auspicious for government-related tasks, seeking blessings from superiors, and initiating new ventures. It is generally favorable for activities requiring courage and confidence. To honor Surya, devotees perform Surya Namaskara and offer water from a copper vessel at sunrise, seeking good health and success. Fasting on Sundays is also observed for vitality and prosperity.