Kinkrant 2026: Avoid Auspicious Work, But Do THIS for Benefit!

• Kinkrant, also known as Kari, is observed on January 15, 2026, the day after Makar Sankranti in Maharashtra.
• This day is considered inauspicious for starting new ventures due to mythological beliefs about Goddess Sankranti defeating the demon Kinkar.
• Negative waves are believed to be prevalent, making it a period of war and destructive powers.
• Despite the inauspicious nature, performing 'worship of God' and 'Borhan' for children are recommended.
• Worshipping the family deity or chanting Hanuman Chalisa helps counter negative energy, and Borhan protects children from evil influences.

Why It Matters: Kinkrant is an inauspicious day for new beginnings, but spiritual practices and Borhan offer protection.