Delhi Panchang for Monday, 3 August 2026

Krishna Panchami is associated with Sarpa, the Nagas, symbolizing protection and mystical energies. This tithi is considered suitable for rituals seeking protection from negative influences, healing practices, and agricultural activities. It supports safeguarding against harm during the waning period. While not marked by a universal festival like Naga Panchami, local traditions may involve offerings to serpent deities for safety and well-being.

Krishna Panchami, dedicated to Sarpa Devatas (Nagas), is observed for protection from snake bites and curses. Devotees worship snake idols, offering milk, flowers, and turmeric. It is auspicious for seeking blessings for progeny and wealth. Avoid digging the earth, ploughing fields, or disturbing snake habitats. Refrain from consuming fried foods or stale food. The mantra 'Om Nagendra Haraya Namaha' or 'Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya' (for protection) should be recited. Dana includes offering milk, grains, or money to temples with Naga shrines or to the needy, ensuring safety and well-being.

Monday is governed by Chandra (Moon), symbolizing the mind, emotions, and nurturing aspects. Its character is gentle, sensitive, and reflective, influencing domestic life and public affairs. This day is auspicious for emotional matters, travel, artistic endeavors, and activities related to water or agriculture. It is generally favorable for starting new businesses or seeking comfort. Many devotees observe a fast on Mondays, particularly unmarried girls for a good husband (Solah Somvar Vrat), and worship Lord Shiva, often chanting "Om Namah Shivaya" for peace and prosperity.