Mumbai: As per the Hindu calendar, Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated annually on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Chaitra month to commemorate the birth of Lord Hanuman. In 2025, this auspicious occasion falls on 12 April. Devotees across India prepare to honour the revered deity known for his unwavering devotion, strength, and celibacy. However, there are several traditional practices and taboos associated with this day that believers are advised to observe strictly.

According to religious customs, certain acts are considered inauspicious on Hanuman Jayanti and may hinder the spiritual sanctity of the occasion.

From avoiding certain food items to specific rituals during worship, here are the key things one must not do on this day:

1. Worship is forbidden during Sutak period

If there has been a recent death in the family or if........

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