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Jitiya wishes in English and Hindi for Jivitputrika Vrat, the fast mothers of Bihar, Jharkhand and east UP keep for their children's long life.

122 wishes · 2 languages · Updated October 2026

Jitiya wishes for family (16)

  • Happy Jitiya, Maa. Your fast is the shield that keeps us safe.

  • To every mother in our family keeping the Jitiya fast: we love you and thank you.

  • May Jimutavahana bless all the children of our home with long and healthy lives.

  • Maa, you go without water for us. We will always try to make you proud. Happy Jitiya.

  • Warm Jitiya wishes from [Your name] and family. May every child stay happy and safe.

  • May the jitiya thread on your neck carry blessings for all of us.

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Jitiya wishes for friends (14)

  • Happy Jitiya, dear. May your little ones live long and shine bright.

  • Wishing you strength for the nirjala fast today. Happy Jitiya.

  • May Jimutavahana bless your children with health and happiness.

  • Happy Jitiya to a wonderful mother and a dear friend.

  • May your fast pass gently and your Paran be sweet. Happy Jitiya.

  • Sending love to you and your kids on Jitiya.

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Jitiya wishes for colleagues and boss (11)

  • Happy Jitiya to all the mothers in our team. Take good care of yourselves today.

  • Warm Jitiya wishes to you and your family.

  • May your children be blessed with long life and good health. Happy Jitiya.

  • Happy Jitiya. Wishing your family health and joy.

  • To our colleagues keeping the fast: please rest and take it easy today.

  • Wishing every mother in the office a peaceful Jitiya.

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Short Jitiya wishes for status (12)

  • Happy Jitiya.

  • Happy Jivitputrika Vrat.

  • Blessings for every child. Happy Jitiya.

  • Strength to every mother. Happy Jitiya.

  • Happy Jitiya, Maa.

  • Long life to our little ones. Happy Jitiya.

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Jitiya blessings and prayers (12)

  • May Jimutavahana bless your children with long life, health and wisdom.

  • May every prayer of your fast reach your children as a blessing.

  • May your children grow strong, kind and happy. Happy Jitiya.

  • May Mata Durga and Jimutavahana keep your family safe always.

  • May the jitiya thread keep every child of your home safe from harm.

  • May your home be full of healthy children and grateful hearts.

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Jitiya wishes for kids (11)

  • Today Maa is fasting for you. Give her a big hug and a smile.

  • Happy Jitiya, little one. Maa's prayers will keep you safe and strong.

  • Do you know the story of the kind king Jimutavahana? Ask Maa tonight.

  • Be a good child today and help Maa while she fasts.

  • Happy Jitiya. Touch Maa's feet and say thank you.

  • Maa wears the jitiya thread for you. You are her whole world.

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Formal Jitiya wishes (10)

  • Warm greetings on Jivitputrika Vrat. Wishing your family health and joy.

  • Best wishes on Jitiya to you and your loved ones.

  • May this sacred fast bring blessings and peace to your home.

  • Season's greetings on Jitiya from [Your name].

  • On the holy day of Jitiya, we wish your children long and healthy lives.

  • Respectful wishes to all mothers observing the Jitiya fast.

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Jitiya wishes in Hindi (36)

  • मां, जितिया की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं। आपका व्रत ही हमारी ढाल है।

  • घर की सभी माताओं को जितिया व्रत की शुभकामनाएं। आपका प्यार अनमोल है।

  • जीमूतवाहन भगवान घर के सभी बच्चों को लंबी उम्र दें।

  • मां, आप हमारे लिए बिना पानी रहती हैं। हम आपको हमेशा खुश रखेंगे।

  • पारण पर आपकी मड़ुआ रोटी और नोनी साग बहुत याद आता है, मां।

  • दादी ने पापा के लिए रखा, मां हमारे लिए रखती हैं। इस प्यार को प्रणाम।

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About Jitiya

Jitiya, or Jivitputrika Vrat, is the fast that mothers keep for the long life, health and safety of their children. It falls on the eighth day of the dark half of Ashwin, in September or early October, in Bihar, Jharkhand, east Uttar Pradesh and the Terai of Nepal.

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