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Bada Mangal 2025 Date and Significance
Importance of Tuesdays in Jyeshtha Month
5 Rituals to Follow on Budhwa Mangal
Benefits of Observing Budhwa Mangal
Conclusion

Budhwa Mangal 2025 Date and Significance

Budhwa Mangal, also known as Bada Mangal, is a significant spiritual observance dedicated to Lord Hanuman, celebrated with immense devotion in North India, especially in Uttar Pradesh. In 2025, Budhwa Mangal falls on Tuesday, May 13, which is the first Tuesday of the Jyeshtha month as per the Hindu lunar calendar.
While traditionally believed to be celebrated only on the first Tuesday of Jyeshtha, many devotees observe every Tuesday in this month as auspicious. These Tuesdays are believed to carry high spiritual energy and are devoted to seeking the blessings of Lord Hanuman.

Importance of Tuesdays in Jyeshtha Month

Tuesdays during the month of Jyeshtha hold deep spiritual importance for Hanuman devotees. It is believed that Lord Hanuman showers his devotees with courage, protection, and divine energy during this time. From mantra chanting to offering prasad, the month is filled with devotional acts intended to connect with the divine.

5 Rituals to Follow on Budhwa Mangal

Recite Hanuman Chalisa 108 Times
One of the most revered practices on Budhwa Mangal is the 108 paath of Hanuman Chalisa. Composed by Tulsidas, this 40-verse hymn glorifies Lord Hanuman's virtues and powers. Reciting it 108 times (or even 11, 21, 51 times) is said to bring divine protection and inner peace. This ritual strengthens the spiritual connection with Lord Hanuman.
Offer Boondi Laddu to Lord Hanuman
Boondi Laddu is the most commonly offered prasad to Lord Hanuman on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Devotees either visit temples or offer it at home by placing it near the deity. The first offering touches the lips of the idol, and then it’s distributed among others.
Present Gud, Chana, and Kumkum
Offering jaggery (gud), roasted gram (chana), and kumkum is another sacred ritual. These items symbolize strength, vitality, and devotion. They are believed to win the favor of Lord Hanuman and bring health and spiritual vitality to the devotee.
Organise Langar or Bhandara
Serving food through Langar or Bhandara on Budhwa Mangal is an act of selfless service. Many devotees arrange free community meals to please Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram. Doing this weekly during Jyeshtha or on the first Tuesday brings positive karma and blessings.
Chant the Sundarkand
Sundarkand, a revered section of the Ramayana, is often chanted on Tuesdays and Saturdays. It narrates Lord Hanuman's fearless journey to Lanka and his undying devotion to Lord Ram. Reciting the Sundarkand brings protection, removes fear, and bestows grace.

Benefits of Observing Budhwa Mangal

Strengthens devotion to Lord Hanuman
Provides protection against negative energy
Helps in overcoming fear and challenges
Brings mental peace and emotional strength
Enhances spiritual discipline and generosity

Conclusion

Budhwa Mangal 2025 is not just a day but an opportunity to immerse oneself in divine devotion. Whether it’s reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, organizing a bhandara, or chanting the Sundarkand, each ritual draws us closer to Lord Hanuman’s grace. Celebrate this sacred Tuesday with faith, and let Lord Hanuman guide you through life’s challenges with strength and devotion.