When is Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6) in 2026?

Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6) falls on 15 November 2026. That date is calculated for New Delhi; because the tithi begins and ends at a local clock time, Ganak recomputes it for your own city.

How is Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6) observed?

Day 6 is Soorasamharam — the climax when Murugan defeats Surapadman. Keep today's fast with special devotion; temple enactments have their own published schedule.

What is the significance of Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6)?

Shukla Shashti during Aippasi is the heart of the annual vow. Tiruchendur and many Murugan temples stage the battle narrative; households pray at the lamp and Vel even when they cannot attend.

What are the food and fasting rules for Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6)?

Many Tamil families keep a complete fast on day 6, allowing only milk or fruit where their practice permits. Follow the rule received from your temple.

When is the parana — breaking the fast — for Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6)?

Some families break the six-day fast after Soorasamharam worship; others wait until the morning of day 7. Follow your family or temple.

How does Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6) vary by region?

Tamil Nadu temples, especially Tiruchendur, enact Soorasamharam with great devotion. Diaspora Murugan temples follow the same six-day rhythm with local timing announcements.

Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6) — Date & Puja

Skanda Sashti — Soorasamharam (Day 6)Shukla Shashti during Aippasi is the heart of the annual vow. Local date, timing and puja guide.

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