Kharmas 2026 End: On January 14, 2026, the Sun transited into Capricorn, transitioning from Dakshinayan to Uttarayan, and Kharmas has also ended. With the end of Kharmas, auspicious times for auspicious events have also begun.

Kharmas 2026

Kharmas 2026 End: Whether starting a new business, getting married, having a tonsure ceremony, moving into a new home, or preparing for a special occasion, people have been waiting for Kharmas to end for all these auspicious tasks. Now, as soon as Kharmas ends, these auspicious activities will begin again.

Kharmas is over

Let us tell you that for the past month, the Sun has been transiting in Sagittarius. When the Sun is in the zodiac sign of Jupiter, this period is called Kharmas. Karma is considered inauspicious in Hinduism, especially for auspicious events. On January 14, 2026, the Sun entered Capricorn and also transitioned from Dakshinayan to Uttarayan. Let us find out which auspicious doors have now opened for the activities that have been completed after Kharmas.

Why is the period of Kharmas inauspicious?

On December 16, 2025, the Sun transited into Sagittarius, marking the beginning of Kharmas. This period is auspicious for bathing, charity, austerity, chanting, and fasting. However, auspicious events are not performed during this time. The reason is that Sagittarius is the sign of Jupiter, and when the Sun is in Jupiter's sign, Jupiter's influence is slightly diminished, and auspicious events do not yield their full results.

The Sun moves northwards, increasing auspiciousness

According to scriptures, the Sun's Uttarayan is considered auspicious. Therefore, actions undertaken during this period are believed to yield long-term positive results. With the end of Kharmas, the importance of bathing, donating, worshipping the Sun, and performing virtuous deeds also increases.

Now all these works will be done

• Marriage and Engagement
• Griha Pravesh or Puja for a New Home
• New Business, Starting a New Job, or Opening a Shop
• Groundbreaking ceremony and construction work
• Mundan ceremony, naming ceremony, sacred thread ceremony etc.
• Purchase of new vehicle, gold, silver and property
• Joining a new job or starting a new job