The day of big Mars is very auspicious. The appearance of some things on Tuesday morning is also considered auspicious sign. If you see any one of these things on Tuesday morning, then you have received the grace of Hanuman ji.

If the monkey is seen suddenly on the morning of Mars or Tuesday in the morning, then understand that your day is going to be very auspicious. The look of the monkey is an indication that you have got the blessings of Hanuman ji.

If the sound of Hanuman Chalisa is heard in the ears on Tuesday morning, it is also considered very auspicious in Shakun Shastra. The divine sound of Hanuman Chalisa indicates the presence of Hanuman ji.

On Tuesday morning, if the red flower suddenly appears, especially the jaggery flower, it is also considered auspicious sign. The feeding and red flower shows good luck, positivity, victory and auspicious indication of success.

On Tuesday morning, if you hear the sound of temple bells, then it is also very auspicious and positive. This means that you have received the grace of God and today all your work is going to be done.

The conch is considered a symbol of auspicious, divine and prosperity. If the conch is seen anywhere in the morning, then it is also very auspicious according to Shakun Shastra.

The third big Mars of Jyeshtha month is falling on 27 May 2025. Tuesday of Jyeshtha month is called Bada Mangal. A total of 5 big Mars will fall in the year 2025.

Jyeshtha Amavasya will be held on the third big Mars of the year, along with Shani Jayanti will also be celebrated on this day.

Also, plating mustard oil on the root of peepal tree on this day is also auspicious. Also, charity and charity also have special significance on the day of Amavasya.

On this day, to get rid of Saturn’s half -century, Saturn’s dhaiya and Shani dosha, offer mustard oil in an iron bowl and offer it to the Shivling.

On this day, to get the grace of Hanuman ji, offer vermilion and jasmine oil to Hanuman ji.

The old Hanuman temple located in Aliganj, Lucknow, is counted one of the most famous and old Hanuman ji temples of the city. This temple is not only a symbol of religious faith but also the historical heritage of Lucknow. There is a mark of moon and stars on top of it, hence it is also called Chand Tara Temple. There are two main Hanuman temples in Aliganj-Prana Hanuman Temple and Naya Hanuman Temple. Both temples have religious significance. However, the old Hanuman temple is of a more calm atmosphere and devotees experience peace here. It is located about one and a half kilometers from Kapurthala intersection.

According to the Panchang, this year the first big Mangal will be on 13 May 2025, which is celebrated every Tuesday of the Jyestha month, it has special significance in this temple. Thousands of devotees come here on the day of Bada Mars. In the temple, grand worship, Sundarkand recitation and Bhandare and Prasad distribution are organized on a large scale.

The architecture of the temple is very attractive. It has three entrances. There are beautiful idols of sages, sages, Lord Ganesha and Bharat Mata at the main gate. A beautiful idol of saffron color of Lord Hanuman is installed inside the temple. The dome of the temple is similar to Islamic architecture which makes it unique.

This temple is believed to be built about 500 years ago. It is said that Begum Rabia, wife of Nawab Mohammad Ali Shah, saw the idol of Hanuman ji in a dream. He discovered the idol and installed it in the temple. Later, the Nawab built this grand temple.

According to the legend, when Begum Rabiya installed the idol of Lord Hanuman ji, he received the son Ratna. After this, the Nawab installed the sign of the moon and the star over the temple. Later, in 1966, Banarasi Das Kapoor Chand Agarwal of Lucknow got the temple reconstructed and improved the temple.

Bada Mangal is a special tradition of Lucknow. It is believed that worshiping Hanuman ji on this day removes all the obstacles of life and gives happiness and peace. Old Hanuman Temple is the center of this tradition. Here every big Mangal is organized for devotees, in which devotees participate in service spirit.