Delhi Panchang for Sunday, 13 September 2026

Shukla Dwitiya is presided over by Brahma, the creator deity, signifying knowledge, wisdom, and the establishment of foundations. This tithi is considered propitious for laying groundwork, starting educational endeavors, and engaging in creative activities. It supports the development of new ideas and relationships. A notable observance is Bhau Beej or Yama Dwitiya, where sisters pray for their brothers' longevity and well-being, strengthening familial bonds.

On Shukla Dwitiya, associated with Brahma, focus on intellectual pursuits and creative endeavors. It is auspicious to begin educational studies, housewarming ceremonies, or artistic projects. Fasting on milk and fruits is beneficial. One should avoid arguments, starting major construction work, or initiating legal battles, as these may face obstacles. Refrain from consuming alcohol, meat, or harsh foods. The mantra 'Om Brahmane Namaha' or Saraswati Mantras like 'Om Aim Hreem Kleem Saraswatyai Namaha' should be chanted for wisdom. Dana typically involves donating books, educational supplies to students, or white clothes to scholars and Brahmins, fostering knowledge and creativity.

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.