Delhi Panchang for Monday, 5 October 2026

Krishna Dashami is governed by Dharma, the principle of righteousness and cosmic order. This tithi is considered suitable for performing virtuous deeds, engaging in spiritual practices, and resolving disputes with integrity. It encourages reflection on one's actions and adherence to moral principles. While not tied to a specific major festival, it is a day for upholding ethical conduct and seeking spiritual clarity.

Krishna 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 engage in spiritual practices. 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.

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.