What is the correct time to tie Rakhi? Padma Shri Professor Vishwamurti Shastri said that the ‘Shubh Muhurat’ to perform Raksha Bandhan would be between 9:02 pm and 11 pm on Wednesday. Additionally, he also said if someone is unable to perform the ceremony on Wednesday, then they have time until 7 am on Thursday morning to do so. With the approaching festival of Raksha Bandhan, the excitement and anticipation among people are palpable. This special day, celebrated with immense joy, marks the unique bond shared between brothers and sisters. Raksha Bandhan holds great significance in the Hindu calendar, observed with enthusiasm across the global Hindu community. The date of Raksha Bandhan varies each year according to the Hindu calendar. However, there is some confusion whether the Rakhi is on August 30 or 31. What’s the right time to Tie the RakhiTying the sacred thread of Rakhi during an auspicious time is of paramount importance for sisters. This year, the Purnima Tithi is starting on August 30, 2023, at 10:45 AM, coinciding closely with the commencement of Bhadra at 11:00 AM. Bhadra, considered inauspicious, persists until 09:03 PM. It is advised not to celebrate Rakhi during Bhadra time.Adhering to the auspicious timing is vital. Rakhi symbolizes the Raksha Sootra, with sisters praying for the well-being and longevity of their brothers. Being mindful of Bhadra time ensures that this cherished festival is celebrated with grandeur and happiness. Raksha Bandhan 2023: Date and Time Tithi and BhadraDate and TimePurnima Tithi BeginsAugust 30, 2023 – 10:58 AMPurnima Tithi EndsAugust 31, 2023 – 07:05 AMRaksha Bandhan Bhadra Start TimeAugust 30, 2023 – 11:00 AMRaksha Bandhan Bhadra End TimeAugust 30, 2023 – 09:01 PMRaksha Bandhan Bhadra PunchhaAugust 30, 2023 – 05:30 PM to 06:31 PMRaksha Bandhan Bhadra MukhaAugust 30, 2023 – 06:31 PM to 08:11 PM Auspicious Time (Shubh Choghadiya) to Tie Rakhi DateTimeAugust 31, 202305:58 AM to 07:34 AMAugust 31, 202312:21 PM to 03:32 PMAugust 31, 202305:08 PM to 08:08 PM Why you should avoid tieing rakhi during Bhadra TimeBhadra, associated with inauspiciousness, finds its origins in Hindu mythology. Bhadra is daughter of Lord Sun and sister of Lord Shani Dev. It is thought that when she was born, she was about to swallow the entire globe, which is why she used to obstruct all auspicious acts such as Hawan and Yajna, and so she is regarded inauspicious.