India, Sept. 3 -- The midnight hour on Janmashtami holds special significance because it is traditionally believed to be the time when Lord Krishna was born. Known as Nishita Kaal, this sacred period is observed with prayers and offerings. It does not necessarily fall at exactly 12 AM, as its timing is calculated based on the local duration of night and can therefore vary from one city to another.

According to astrologer Sidhharrth S Kumaar of NumroVani, Janmashtami 2026 comes with a notable planetary combination. The Sun will be in its own sign, Leo, while the Moon will be exalted in Taurus and placed in Rohini. Jupiter will be exalted in Cancer, and Venus will be in its own sign, Libra.

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