What it is
Sandhi Puja is a 48-minute rite at the junction of Ashtami and Navami: the last 24 minutes of Ashtami and the first 24 of Navami. 108 lotuses and 108 lamps are offered to the goddess as Chamunda. Times come from the panjika and differ by city.
When in 2026
Use the published Pujo dates and confirm local timings with the organiser or panjika.
How it is done
Sandhi Puja is a 48-minute rite at the junction of Ashtami and Navami: the last 24 minutes of Ashtami and the first 24 of Navami. 108 lotuses and 108 lamps are offered to the goddess as Chamunda. Times come from the panjika and differ by city.
How visitors can take part
Take part only when invited, follow the announced flow, and leave space for rituals and other visitors.
FAQ
What is Sandhi Puja?
Sandhi Puja is a 48-minute rite at the junction of Ashtami and Navami: the last 24 minutes of Ashtami and the first 24 of Navami. 108 lotuses and 108 lamps are offered to the goddess as Chamunda. Times come from the panjika and differ by city.
When is Sandhi Puja in 2026?
Check the dates and the local organiser or panjika, as city and family timings can differ.