Delhi Gauri Panchang — Tuesday, 2 December 2025

Shukla Dwadashi is also presided over by Vishnu, representing completion, sustenance, and divine blessings. This tithi is considered highly auspicious for concluding vows, performing auspicious ceremonies, and breaking fasts observed on Ekadashi. It signifies fulfillment and prosperity. A traditional observance is Parihar Dwadashi, where devotees break their Ekadashi fast at the prescribed time, offering prayers and food to Vishnu, ensuring the full merit of their spiritual discipline.

Shukla Dwadashi, also dedicated to Lord Vishnu, is observed for breaking the Ekadashi fast (Parana) at an auspicious time. Devotees worship Lord Vishnu and perform acts of charity. It is auspicious for starting new ventures, especially spiritual ones, and for concluding important tasks. One must avoid eating before the designated Parana time to fully reap the benefits of the Ekadashi fast. Refrain from consuming non-vegetarian food, alcohol, or tamasic foods. The mantra 'Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya' should be chanted. Dana includes offering food, clothes, or money to Brahmins and the needy, particularly after breaking the Ekadashi fast, for spiritual merit.

Tuesday is ruled by Mangala (Mars), embodying energy, courage, and assertiveness. Its character is fiery, dynamic, and protective, influencing physical prowess and property matters. This day is auspicious for activities requiring strength, resolving conflicts, and matters related to land or engineering. It is generally favorable for surgical procedures or competitive endeavors. Devotees often recite the Hanuman Chalisa and worship Lord Hanuman to mitigate Mars' challenging influences and gain strength, courage, and protection from adversities. Fasting is also observed for overcoming obstacles.