Michami Dukkadam is not a fixed daily observance. It is a traditional greeting/ritual said on Michami Dukkadam day, which is part of Samvatsari—the last day of the annual Paryushana festival. The exact date shifts every year according to the Jain calendar, and it may be observed on different days in different regions or for Digambar vs. Śvetāmbara communities.

So, today being August 27, 2025, isn’t automatically “Michami Dukkadam day” unless your local Jain calendar marks Samvatsari or the day of atonement today. To know the precise date for 2025 in your community, please check your temple calendar or a local Jain calendar for Samvatsari this year.

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