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Hindu festivals & vrats

Dates for 20252036, computed from the tithi prevailing at sunrise for New Delhi. Open any festival to see city-wise dates and timings.

Sunrise 6:06 am·Sunset 6:24 pm·Abhijit Muhurta 11:50 am – 12:40 pm·New Delhi, Thursday, 17 September 2026
The festival year

Masa (Purnimanta)

Bhadrapadaभाद्रपद

Paksha

Shukla Pakshaशुक्ल पक्ष

Samvatsara

Siddharthiसिद्धार्थी

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Ritu (season)

Varsha (Monsoon)

Festival Vrat Sankranti

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  • 4 FriKrishna JanmashtamiKrishna Janmashtami celebrates the birth of Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu, at midnight in Mathura.
  • 14 MonGanesh ChaturthiGanesh Chaturthi celebrates the birth of Ganesha and installs his image for worship over the days that follow.
  • 14 MonHartalika TeejHartalika Teej is an austere nirjala fast observed by women honoring Goddess Parvati's ascetic devotion on Bhadrapada Shukla Tritiya.
  • 17 ThuKanya SankrantiKanya Sankranti is the moment the Sun enters the sidereal sign of Virgo and is kept in parts of India as Vishwakarma Puja.
  • 25 FriAnant ChaturdashiAnant Chaturdashi marks the worship of Lord Vishnu in his cosmic infinite form and the grand immersion of Ganesha idols on Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturdashi.

Also this month: Ekadashi (2), Pradosh Vrat (2), Masik Shivratri (1), Amavasya (1), Vinayaka Chaturthi (1), Masik Durga Ashtami (1), Purnima (1), Satyanarayan Puja (1), Sankashti Chaturthi (1).

Canonical almanac

Comprehensive observance directory

Every festival, vrat and sankranti Chakra tracks, with the real tithi window (or, for a sankranti, the exact ingress moment) for its next occurrence.

Festivals

Lunar-calendar celebrations tied to a specific tithi and masa.

Vrats & fasts

Recurring observances with fasting and parana (breaking-fast) windows.

Sankrantis

Solar-calendar transitions as the Sun enters each sidereal sign.

How Chakra computes

Every date, tithi window and muhurat above is computed offline with astronomy-engine and the Lahiri ayanamsa — no live ephemeris call, no telemetry. Regional traditions (Purnimanta, Amanta, Tamil, Bengali, ISKCON, Smarta) shift a few dates by a day; open any festival to compare them by city.

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