Kharmas 2025: Auspicious Ceremonies to Halt From December 16; Weddings & Housewarming Rituals Resume in the New Year

Kharmas 2025 dates and Hindu rituals ban explained with upcoming marriage muhurat in 2026
Kharmas 2025 dates and Hindu rituals ban explained with upcoming marriage muhurat in 2026

New Delhi | December 6, 2025

The sacred period of Kharmas, highly significant in Sanatan Dharma, is set to begin on December 16, 2025, and will continue until January 15, 2026. During this month-long phase, Hindus traditionally avoid all auspicious and ceremonial activities, including weddings, upanayan (sacred thread ceremony), housewarming, new home construction, and major purchases.

According to scriptures, rituals performed during Kharmas do not yield positive results and may bring obstacles or imbalance in life. For this reason, the period is universally regarded as inauspicious for new beginnings.


🌙 Kharmas Duration

  • Starts: December 16, 2025

  • Ends: January 15, 2026

Pandit Ajay Kaushik
Pandit Ajay Kaushik

Pandit Ajay Kaushik explains that no auspicious events such as marriage, house entry, religious ceremonies, or major purchases should be undertaken during this period.

People typically wait for Kharmas to end before scheduling important life events, consulting astrologers for muhurat as soon as the auspicious period begins.


Why Are Auspicious Ceremonies Not Performed During Kharmas?

Hindu scriptures state that Kharmas occurs when the Sun enters Sagittarius (Dhanu Rashi), causing an interruption in auspicious energies. Any auspicious task done during this time may:

  • fail to produce desired results

  • bring delays or hardships

  • cause imbalance in family or finances

This is why all celebratory and auspicious rituals are paused during this month-long period.


📅 When Will Auspicious Ceremonies Resume?

Auspicious activities will restart after Kharmas ends on January 15, 2026.

Important timelines:

  • January 16, 2026: Auspicious work begins again

  • January 19, 2026: Start of Magha Gupta Navratri

  • January 27, 2026: End of the “impure period” (Ashuddh Kaal)

  • January 28, 2026 onward: Weddings, housewarmings, upanayan, mundan and other auspicious activities resume with proper muhurat

This period in the new year is expected to be favorable for ceremonies and new beginnings.


🌟 Good News for 2026

Once Kharmas ends:

  • Wedding season will begin

  • Housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh) will restart

  • Mundan, Upanayan, and other rituals can be performed

  • New home construction and major purchases will be considered auspicious

Astrologers predict a strong start to 2026, with many favorable celestial combinations supporting prosperity and new beginnings.

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