Margashirsha Maas 2025 (मार्गशीर्ष मास 2025)

Margashirsha is the ninth month in the Hindu calendar, considered highly auspicious for Hindus. According to the scriptures "Masonam Margashirshoham" means that there is no other month as auspicious as Margashirsha. In the month of Margashirsha, apart from Lakshmi, Lord Krishna is also worshiped.
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