Narasimha Jayanti 2027: Tuesday, 18 May 2027

Narasimha Jayanti in 2027 falls on Tuesday, 18 May 2027. Computed for Delhi (IST) from the drik-ganit panchang, by the rule: shukla chaturdashi tithi prevailing at sunset. Abhijit Muhurat runs 11:51 AM – 12:45 PM IST.

Reference city: Delhi (IST)Rule: Shukla Chaturdashi tithi prevailing at sunsetNarasimha Jayanti 2026: 29 May 2026 →

Shubh muhurat windows

The operative window is evening twilight (pradosh kaal), not midday. The listed Abhijit Muhurat serves daytime worship; the sandhya-puja window is computed in the Bela app.

18 May 2027 (Tuesday)

WindowTime (IST)City
Abhijit Muhurat (shubh for all works)11:51 AM – 12:45 PMDelhi

The Abhijit Muhurat is the universally auspicious midday window (what it is and why). Windows are computed for Delhi; your city's exact span shifts with local sunrise — check the city panchang or the Bela app.

What does Narasimha Jayanti celebrate?

Narasimha Jayanti marks the man-lion avatar of Vishnu emerging from the pillar at twilight to protect Prahlada, on the fourteenth tithi of Vaishakha's bright half. Because the Lord appeared at sandhya (twilight), the puja is performed in the evening pradosh kaal.

Frequently asked questions

When is Narasimha Jayanti in 2027?

Narasimha Jayanti in 2027 falls on Tuesday, 18 May 2027. The date is computed for Delhi from the rule: shukla chaturdashi tithi prevailing at sunset.

What does Narasimha Jayanti celebrate?

Narasimha Jayanti marks the man-lion avatar of Vishnu emerging from the pillar at twilight to protect Prahlada, on the fourteenth tithi of Vaishakha's bright half. Because the Lord appeared at sandhya (twilight), the puja is performed in the evening pradosh kaal.

What is the shubh muhurat on Narasimha Jayanti 2027?

The computed windows for 18 May 2027 (Delhi): Abhijit Muhurat — 11:51 AM to 12:45 PM IST. The operative window is evening twilight (pradosh kaal), not midday. The listed Abhijit Muhurat serves daytime worship; the sandhya-puja window is computed in the Bela app.

Does the Narasimha Jayanti date change from city to city?

Yes, it can. Narasimha Jayanti is fixed by a tithi prevailing at a specific moment — sunrise, noon, sunset or midnight — and that moment is local. Moving west or east across longitudes can push the prevailing tithi across a civil-date boundary, so Mumbai, Kolkata or New York can observe a day apart from Delhi. Smarta and Vaishnava traditions also differ on some fasting days. The date above follows the popular North-Indian convention for Delhi; the Bela app recomputes for your exact location.

When is Narasimha Jayanti in 2026?

Narasimha Jayanti in 2026 falls on Friday, 29 May 2026. Full windows and notes are on the Narasimha Jayanti 2026 page, linked below.