Hanuman Jayanti 2025: India Celebrates Bajrangbali’s Birth With Devotion and Power Today
Key Highlights:
New Delhi, April 12 – The sacred festival of Hanuman Jayanti 2025 is being celebrated today with immense spiritual fervor and mass devotion. Millions of devotees are flocking to temples, observing fasts, and chanting the Hanuman Chalisa to mark the birth of Lord Hanuman, the fearless warrior, divine devotee of Lord Rama, and one of the most worshipped deities in Hinduism.
The occasion falls on the auspicious day of Chaitra Purnima, which this year coincides with Saturday, April 12, 2025.
Temples Overflow as Devotees Offer Prayers and Sindoor
From Varanasi and Ayodhya to Delhi, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, Hanuman temples are witnessing a massive footfall since early morning. Devotees are offering sindoor, garlands, bananas, and laddus while performing abhishek with milk, ghee, and honey on Hanuman idols.
Special Hanuman Chalisa path, sankirtan, and community feasts (bhandaras) are being held in major temples including:
- Hanuman Mandir (Connaught Place, Delhi)
- Sankat Mochan Temple (Varanasi)
- Maruti Mandir (Pune)
- Jakhoo Temple (Shimla)
- Salasar Balaji Temple (Rajasthan)
Fasting, Bhajans, and Night Vigil: Key Observances
On this day, devotees follow strict fasts (vrat), wear red or orange clothing, and engage in day-long prayers. Many plan to participate in night-long jagrans and bhajan evenings.
Key rituals observed today include:
- Early morning Hanuman Aarti and abhishekam
- Recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa—often 108 times
- Applying sindoor to idols and forehead
- Offering sweets and jaggery prasad
- Listening to Ramayana and Sundarkand Paath
Puja Timings for April 12: Auspicious Hours
As per Hindu Panchang, Purnima Tithi began on April 11 at 8:24 PM and ends tonight on April 12 at 10:05 PM.
Best Puja Time Windows Today:
- Brahma Muhurat: 4:00 AM – 6:00 AM
- Sunrise Rituals: 6:00 AM – 10:30 AM
- Evening Aarti: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Full Moon Devotional Reading: 8:00 PM onwards
Hanuman Jayanti Across India: Regional Traditions Shine
Hanuman Jayanti is being celebrated in unique ways across various Indian states:
- In Maharashtra, the 41-day observance that began on Chaitra Purnima peaks today with massive gatherings.
- In Uttar Pradesh, spiritual processions and satsangs are being held in Ayodhya and Varanasi.
- In Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, traditional dances and special “Hanuman Ratha Yatras” are attracting large crowds.
- In Tamil Nadu and Kerala, although celebrated later in the year, local temples still mark today with special aartis.
Public Figures and Spiritual Leaders Extend Greetings
Prominent personalities including actors, politicians, and spiritual leaders have taken to social media to wish the nation on Hanuman Jayanti.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted this morning:
“Wishing everyone a blessed Hanuman Jayanti. May Bajrangbali bless us with strength, courage, and devotion.”
Spiritual guru Swami Govindanand Maharaj addressed devotees in Mathura:
“Hanuman is not just a deity, but a lifestyle—where humility, discipline, and fearless service become our path.”
Security and Crowd Management in Major Temples
With massive turnout expected, authorities have deployed additional security and health teams in high-density temples and pilgrimage towns. In Ayodhya and Delhi, drone surveillance and crowd control barricades are being used to ensure smooth darshan for all devotees.
Why Hanuman Jayanti Matters More Than Ever
In today’s age of stress, uncertainty, and spiritual restlessness, the teachings of Hanuman resonate deeply. Worshippers believe that Bajrangbali grants:
- Mental strength and focus
- Protection from negative forces
- Success in exams, jobs, and personal battles
- Healing from health issues and inner fears
Many devotees have shared personal testimonies today about how their faith in Hanuman changed their lives.
A Day of Devotion, Discipline, and Divine Energy
As chants of “Jai Bajrangbali” echo across India today, Hanuman Jayanti 2025 stands not only as a celebration of birth, but a reminder of inner power and unshakable devotion. Whether you’re lighting a diya at home or joining a community prayer, today is a day to awaken the Hanuman within.
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