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Festive Calendar

Festive Calendar

Hindu Festivals & Vrats

Every festival and fast, month by month and week by week, with the tithi, the timings and what each day means.

30 Aug to 5 Sep 2032

All Festivals Vrats

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Mon 30 AugDashami (Krishna) · Ardra · no festival or vratDay details →

Tuesday

31

August

Ekadashi (Krishna Paksha) · Punarvasu Nakshatra · Bhadrapada

Sunrise 05:40 am · Sunset 06:22 pm

Aja EkadashiCalculated

Plan this day →Wed 1 SepDwadashi (Krishna) · Punarvasu · no festival or vratDay details →

Thursday

2

September

Trayodashi (Krishna Paksha) · Pushya Nakshatra · Bhadrapada

Sunrise 05:41 am · Sunset 06:20 pm

Masik ShivaratriCalculated
Krishna Pradosh VratCalculated

Plan this day →Fri 3 SepChaturdashi (Krishna) · Ashlesha · no festival or vratDay details →

Saturday

4

September

Amavasya (Krishna Paksha) · Magha Nakshatra · Bhadrapada

Sunrise 05:41 am · Sunset 06:17 pm

Bhadrapada AmavasyaCalculated
Darsha AmavasyaCalculated

Plan this day →Sun 5 SepPratipada (Shukla) · Purva Phalguni · no festival or vratDay details →

See every date in 2032:Ekadashi Purnima Amavasya Pradosh Vrat Sankashti Chaturthi Masik Shivaratri All festivals

This week at a glance

Every date

31 AugTueAja EkadashiCalculated
2 SepThuMasik ShivaratriCalculated
2 SepThuKrishna Pradosh VratCalculated
4 SepSatBhadrapada AmavasyaCalculated
4 SepSatDarsha AmavasyaCalculated

Dates are for Ayodhya. Where our content team has verified a date it is shown as is; entries marked Calculated are worked out from the tithi at their traditional observance time, and a close call means the tithi changes within half an hour of that time: check your local almanac. Some regions observe a festival a day earlier or later.