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The Gujarati community is known for its business skills, and family businesses have been run successfully for generations. Family businesses, on the other hand, keep their traditions alive even in modern India. So, most businesses that are run by professionals also follow Indian customs and schedule important business events for good times. Chopda Puja is also a religious tradition. In order for a business to do well in the coming year, it needs the blessing of the gods.

On Diwali, people worship Goddess Lakshmi, who is the goddess of wealth, Lord Ganesha, who is the god of good luck, and Kuber Ji. On this day, businesspeople, owners, and companies worship their books, which they call Chopda, and start writing their financial records in new books. Gujaratis think that Diwali Chopda Puja is like Muhurta Puja for their businesses. Diwali is the end of the business year for Hindus according to their traditions.

Deepavali 2022 is one of India’s biggest celebrations because it is an important time for Lakshmi Chopda Pujan, and Lakshmi lives in places where she is worshipped and kept clean. On this day in the month of Kartik, businessmen are closing their old books and buy new ones so they can start writing their financial accounts in the new ones. Its way of worship is done with the same energy. After a long time, Diwali will be celebrated on a Thursday. This year, it will be on Monday, October 24, 2022.

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2022 Diwali Chopda Pujan Festival Date and Muhurat Time

• Monday, October 24, 2022, will be Chopda Puja.
• Choghadiya Muhurat for Diwali is Good Chopda Puja Afternoon Muhurat (Chara, Labha, Amrita): 5:27 to 5:49 p.m.
• Evening Muhurat (Chara): 5:49 to 7:21 p.m.
• Night Muhurat (Labha) is from 10:25 PM to 11:57 PM.
• Early Morning Muhurat (Shubha, Amrita, Chara): October 25 from 1:29 to 6:05 a.m.
• Amavasya Tithi Begins – October 24, 2022, 5:27 PM
• Amavasya Tithi Ends at 4:18 PM on October 25, 2022

Diwali Chopda Pujan Celebration in Gujarati:

Hindu business people also do the rituals of Chopda Puja or Muhurat Puja in Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

• To start the puja, a piece of new cloth is put on a raised platform.
• In the middle are a few handfuls of grains, and on top of them is a pot made of gold, silver, or copper.
• There is water, a betel nut, a flower, a coin, and rice grains in three-quarters of the pot. Five different kinds of leaves or mango tree leaves are used.
• On top of the pot is a bowl with rice grains in it.
• Turmeric is used to draw a lotus on top of the rice, and the statue of Goddess Lakshmi is put on top of the pot with coins all around it. Lord Ganesha’s statue is put in front of the pot, to the right.
• On the platform are kept pens and books of accounts.
• A lamp is lit. At the beginning of the puja, turmeric, kumkum, and flowers are given to the Goddess Lakshmi and to the water that will be used in the puja.
• Mantras from the Vedas are used to worship Goddess Lakshmi. People bring flowers to the idol.
• An idol of Lakshmi is washed with water, Panchamrita (a mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar), and then water with a gold ornament or a pearl in it.
• Back on the pot goes the idol. Sandal paste, a necklace of cotton beads, saffron paste, perfume, turmeric, kumkum, Abir, an incense stick, Gulal, marigold flowers, and Bael leaves are also given.
• Sweets, Puffed Rice, Coriander seeds, Cumin seeds, coconut, fruits, and Tambul are used to make an offering. In the end, an Aarti is done in honor of Goddess Lakshmi.