Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada · Central Standard Time (no daylight saving)
Govardhan Puja 2026 Govardhan Puja morning muhurat in Saskatoon
Govardhan Puja is kept on the day its tithi is running in Pratah Kaal, the first fifth of the day after sunrise in Saskatoon. Every time below is on Saskatoon's local clock, with daylight saving applied, from the city's own sunrise and sunset.
Govardhan Puja in Saskatoon
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About Govardhan Puja
Govardhan Puja, the day after Diwali, remembers Lord Krishna lifting Govardhan hill to shelter the people of Braj. Families make a Govardhan of cow dung or food and offer Annakut, a mountain of dishes.
Today in Saskatoon
Tithi, nakshatra, Rahu Kaal and Choghadiya for Saskatoon are in the city's Panchang. For your own chart and timing, ask one of our expert astrologers.
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Govardhan Puja in Saskatoon: questions, answered
Govardhan Puja is observed on the day its tithi is running in Pratah Kaal, the first fifth of the day after sunrise at your location. Because sunrise and sunset differ from place to place, the date and time can differ between cities, and sometimes from a printed calendar made for another city.
Every muhurat is counted from your own city's sunrise and sunset, and the tithi changes at the same instant everywhere but at a different clock time in each time zone. That is why each city in India and Canada has its own date and time.
Govardhan Puja in other cities in Canada
- Govardhan Puja in Toronto
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- Govardhan Puja in Mississauga
- Govardhan Puja in Surrey
- Govardhan Puja in Vancouver
- Govardhan Puja in Calgary
- Govardhan Puja in Edmonton
- Govardhan Puja in Montreal
- Govardhan Puja in Ottawa
- Govardhan Puja in Winnipeg
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