Vrat, Festival, Jayanti & Events 2026

📜 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.

⚙️ Magh Krishna Janmashtami - माघ कृष्ण जन्माष्टमी ❯ ❯

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

👹 Magha Kalashtami Vrat - माघ 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.

🔥 Lohri - लोहड़ी ❯ ❯

Lohri is a popular winter festival in Punjab, mainly celebrated by Sikhs and Punjabi Hindus. This festival is celebrated on the eve of Makar Sankranti with joy and gaiety on its evening...

☀️ Sankranti - संक्रान्ति ❯ ❯

As per Hindu Panchang, Sankranti (संक्रांति) means movement of the Sun from one Rashi to the next. In some parts of India, each Sankranti is marked as the beginning of a month.

🐚 Shat Tila Ekadashi - षटतिला एकादशी ❯ ❯

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

🎋 Pongal - पोंगल ❯ ❯

Pongal is a major Harvest festival among Tamil Hindus.

☀️ Makar Sankranti - मकर संक्रांति ❯ ❯

Makar Sankranti festival is dedicated to the Hindu god Surya. When Sun shifted from dahanu to makar rashi or dakshinayan to uttarayan.

💦 Haridwar Kumbh - हरिद्वार कुंभ ❯ ❯

Kumbh Mela is the most sacred pilgrimage among Hindu pilgrimages. This festival is celebrated in Haridwar with an interval of twelve years.

💦 Gangasagar Mela - गंगा सागर मेला ❯ ❯

Gangasagar Mela starts from 2-3 days before Makar Sankranti and takes place at its peak on the day of Makar Sankranti. Gangasagar Mela is known among the spiritual masses as Gangasagar Snan or Gangasagar Yatra.

☀️ Kharmas - खरमास ❯ ❯

According to the Hindu calendar, Kharmas falls between the months of Phalgun-Chaitra and Margashirsha-Paush. That is, according to the English calendar, it falls between March-April and December-January.

💦 Magh Mela: Makar Sankranti - माघ मेला: मकर संक्रांति ❯ ❯

Magh Mela is organized every year in Prayagraj. Every year this mela starts from Makar Sankranti, ending with a bath on the day of Mahashivratri.

🎋 Poush Sankranti - पौष संक्रांति ❯ ❯

The day of Poush Sankranti is dedicated to Bhagwan Surya. It also refers to a specific solar day in the Hindu calendar. On this auspicious day, the Sun enters the Capricorn sign or Makara Rashi which marks the end of the winter months and the beginning of longer days. Bengalis celebrate this day as Poush Sankranti with the grand Ganga Sagar fair held annually in West Bengal.

🔱 Shukra Pradosh Vrat - शुक्र प्रदोष व्रत ❯ ❯

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

🔱 Magh Mashik Shivratri - माघ 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.

🤫 Mauni Amavasya - मौनी अमावस्या ❯ ❯

By keeping the silence fast on the Mauni Amavasya, the mind should be kept away from work, anger, greed, attachment etc.

🌚 Magh Amavasya - माघ 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.

🐅 Magha Navratri - माघ नवरात्रि ❯ ❯

Out of four Navratris, there are two Gupt Navratri Magh and Ashadh. These Navratris are not well known by people therefore called Gupt Navratri.

🌙 Magha Chandra Darshan - माघ चन्द्र दर्शन ❯ ❯

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

📜 Panchak - पंचक ❯ ❯

According to astrology, the combination of five constellations is called Panchak.