Angaraka Chaturthi Vrata

Angaraka Chaturthi Vrata is one of the vratas of Lord Ganesha. It is conducted in adoration of Lord Ganesha on Tuesday which is an auspicious for Ganapati worship.

Angaraka Chaturthi VrataThe Angaraka Chaturthi Vrata is one of the vratas of Lord Ganesha. The Hindu religious ritual is conducted in adoration of Lord Ganesha. It is conducted on Tuesday which is an auspicious for Ganapati worship. The Ganesha Purana, one of the Upapuranas exclusively devoted to Lord Ganesha, mentions that Tuesday is considered to be an auspicious day for conducting vrata or worship of Lord Ganesha because Mangala is the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

The Angaraka Chaturthi Vrata is performed Chaturthi tithi of the bright fortnight falls on Tuesday. On that day the performance of Ganesha worship, tarpana, offering charities and puja is conducted in an appointed manner. The Angaraka Chaturthi Vrata bestows wealth, success and happiness to the devotee.

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