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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.

13 Nov to 19 Nov 2028

All Festivals Vrats

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Mon 13 NovDwadashi (Krishna) · Uttara Phalguni · no festival or vratDay details →

Tuesday

14

November

Trayodashi (Krishna Paksha) · Chitra Nakshatra · Margashirsha

Sunrise 07:05 am · Sunset 06:11 pm

Masik ShivaratriCalculated · close call
Krishna Pradosh VratCalculated

Plan this day →Wed 15 NovChaturdashi (Krishna) · Swati · no festival or vratDay details →

Thursday

16

November

Amavasya (Krishna Paksha) · Vishakha Nakshatra · Margashirsha

Sunrise 07:06 am · Sunset 06:10 pm

Margashirsha AmavasyaCalculated
Darsha AmavasyaCalculated
Vrishchika SankrantiCalculated

Plan this day →Fri 17 NovPratipada (Shukla) · Anuradha · no festival or vratDay details →Sat 18 NovDwitiya (Shukla) · Jyeshtha · no festival or vratDay details →Sun 19 NovTritiya (Shukla) · Mula · no festival or vratDay details →

See every date in 2028:Ekadashi Purnima Amavasya Pradosh Vrat Sankashti Chaturthi Masik Shivaratri All festivals

This week at a glance

Every date

14 NovTueMasik ShivaratriCalculated · close call
14 NovTueKrishna Pradosh VratCalculated
16 NovThuMargashirsha AmavasyaCalculated
16 NovThuDarsha AmavasyaCalculated
16 NovThuVrishchika SankrantiCalculated

Dates are for Dwarka. 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.