Vrat, Festival, Jayanti & Events 2026

✨ Karwa Chauth - करवा चौथ ❯ ❯

In Hindu Sanatan Dharma, Karva Chauth / Karwa Chauth is considered as the most auspicious day for married women.

✨ Vakratunda Sankashti Chaturthi - वक्रतुण्ड संकष्टी चतुर्थी ❯ ❯

The Chaturthi of Krishna Paksha that falls every month is called Sankashti Chaturthi. Ganesh Chaturthi fast is dedicated to Bhagwan Shri Ganesh Ji. Special worship of Ganesh is done on this day.

📜 Bhadra - भद्रा ❯ ❯

Bhadra is repeated four times in a fortnight of the month. For example, Bhadra occurs in the first half of the Ashtami and Purnima Tithi of Shukla Paksha and in the latter part of Bhadra Chaturthi and Ekadashi Tithi.

👩‍👦 Ahoi Ashtami - अहोई अष्टमी ❯ ❯

Ahoi Ashtami is usually celebrated before 8 days of Diwali during the Krishna Paksha in the Kartik month as per the Hindu calendar.

🍀 Bishnoi Sthapana Divash - बिश्नोई स्थापना दिवस ❯ ❯

Bishnoi Sthapana Divash is celebrated as the established day of Bishnoi sect in Kartik Krishna Ashtami 1485. The sect was founded by Guru Jambheshwar.

⚙️ Kartik Krishna Janmashtami - कार्तिक कृष्ण जन्माष्टमी ❯ ❯

Mashik Janmashtami is celebrated on the Ashtami date of Krishna Paksha of every month.

👹 Kartik Kalashtami Vrat - कार्तिक कालाष्टमी व्रत ❯ ❯

Kalashtami is a Hindu festival that falls on the Ashtami tithi of the Krishna Paksha of every month, which is dedicated to Bhagwan Bhairav, a fierce form of Bhagwan Shiv.

✨ Radha Kund Snan - राधा कुंड स्नान ❯ ❯

According to the Panchang, it is important to take bath in Radha Kund every year on the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month.

🐚 Rama Ekadashi - रमा एकादशी ❯ ❯

As per the Hindu calendar, each month’s 11th tithi is called Ekadashi. Ekadashi is considered a day dedicated to Bhagwan Vishnu..

🐮 Govatsa Dwadashi - गोवत्स द्वादशी ❯ ❯

On the day of Kartik Krishna Dwadashi, Gau mata and her calf are worshiped on the day of Govats Dwadashi. This festival is celebrated on Dwadashi after one day of Ekadashi and one day before Dhanteras.

🪔 Diwali 2026 - दिवाली 2026 ❯ ❯

Diwali, English Meaning: Festival of Lights also known as Deepawali is the biggest and the brightest festival in India.

💰 Dhanteras - धनतेरस ❯ ❯

Bhagwan Dhanwantari was born, hence this date is known as Dhanteras or Dhantrayodashi. Dhanteras is also called Dhanya Teras or Dhyan Teras in Jain Agamas.

🪔 Vilakku Pooja - विलक्कु पूजा ❯ ❯

Vilakku Pooja is symbolic of Mahalakshmi, the devi of fortune and prosperity. Thiru Vilakku Puja is performed mostly on Fridays either in the morning or in the evening by lighting a lamp. It is mainly performed during the Tamil months of Chithirai and Vaigasi, and this sacred lamp worship can also be performed on new moon and full moon days.

🔱 Shukra Pradosh Vrat - शुक्र प्रदोष व्रत ❯ ❯

Trayodashi tithi of the any month in Pradosha period(Kaal) is the right reason for Pradosha Vrat.

🔱 Kartik Mashik Shivratri - कार्तिक मासिक शिवरात्रि ❯ ❯

There are usually twelve or thirteen Masik Shivratri Vrat in a year that falls on the day of Chaturdashi before the new moon.

✨ Hanuman Puja - हनुमान-पूजा ❯ ❯

Chhoti Diwali which is known as Narak Chaturdashi. Special worship of Hanuman ji is done on this day. Due to which a person can get auspicious results.

✨ Kali Puja in Puri - पुरी में काली पूजा ❯ ❯

Kali Puja in Puri is celebrated with great devotion and grandeur, coinciding with Diwali (Amavasya of Kartik month).

✨ Kali Puja - काली पूजा ❯ ❯

Kali Puja in Puri is celebrated with great devotion and grandeur, coinciding with Diwali (Amavasya of Kartik month).

✨ Narak Chaturdashi - नरक चतुर्दशी ❯ ❯

Naraka Chaturdashi is also known as Roop Chaturdashi, Narka Chaturdashi, Narka Chaudas, Roop Chaudas or Narka Puja.

🌚 Darsh Kartik Amavasya - दर्श कार्तिक अमावस्या ❯ ❯

Amavasya is a monthly festival that comes 12 times in a year, in case of more months it can happen 13 times in a year.

🌚 Somvati Amavasya - सोमवती अमावस्या ❯ ❯

When Amavasya falls on Monday, that day is called Somavati Amavasya. According to the probability theory of mathematics, the occurrence of Amavasya on Monday can be one or two times in a year.

⚙️ Annakut Festival - अन्नकूट उत्सव ❯ ❯

Annakut Festival, also known as Govardhan Puja, is a beautiful Hindu festival celebrated a day after Diwali.

⛰️ Govardhan Puja - गोवर्धन पूजा ❯ ❯

Govardhan Puja is celebrated ever since Bhagwan Krishna defeated Indra, the king of heaven, by lifting the Govardhan mountain to quell his pride.

👫🏻 Bhai Dooj - भाई दूज ❯ ❯

Bhai Dooj is celebrated like the Rakshabandhan associated with the dear relationship of sister-brother but with some different rituals. This religious day brings alive the intimacy of brotherly love.

📜 Chitragupta Puja - चित्रगुप्त पूजा ❯ ❯

There is a ritual to worship Chitragupta on the second day of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month. It is said that worshiping Chitragupta gives the boon of progress in business. In the Kayastha society, Chitragupta is worshiped as an adorable god. It is also known as Yama Dwitiya.

🌙 Kartik Chandra Darshan - कार्तिक चन्द्र दर्शन ❯ ❯

Chandra Darshan is the tradition of seeing the moon after Amavasya. Chandra Darshan has immense religious significance in Hinduism.

🎋 Chhath Puja: Nahaye Khaye - छठ पूजा: नहाये खाये ❯ ❯

Chhath or Chhath Puja is a four-day folk festival celebrated from Kartik Shukla Shashthi to Kartik Shukla Saptami.

✨ Kartik Vinayak Chaturthi - कार्तिक विनायक चतुर्थी ❯ ❯

Vinayaka Chaturthi fast is dedicated to Bhagwan Ganesh. Special worship of Ganesh is done on this day. The Chaturthi of Shukla Paksha is called Vinayaka Chaturthi..

🪔 Labh Panchami - लाभ पंचमी ❯ ❯

On the fifth day of the Shukla Paksha of Kartik month, in the Indian state of Gujarat, Labh Panchami is celebrated with the highest priority or importance.

✨ Soorasamharam - सूरसम्हारम ❯ ❯

In South India, Kartikeya, the son of Bhagwan Shiva and Goddess Parvati, is known as Murugan or Ayyappa. According to the scriptures, on the day of Skanda Shashti, Bhagwan Kartikeya had killed a demon named Tarakasura, so by worshiping Bhagwan Kartikeya on this day one attains the characteristics of high yoga in life. During Skanda Sashti, the devotees observe a fast for six days which starts from the first day of the lunar month of Kartik or Pirthmai and ends on the sixth day which is known as Soorasamharam day.