Festivals and Vrats

Kalashtami is celebrated in honour of God Bhairav, who is revered as the fierce and furious form of God Shiva. Kalashtami, also known as Kala Ashtami,

Sankashti Chaturthi, also known as Sankatahara Chaturthi, is a festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha or the beneficent Elephant God, Sankashti.

Pongal is one of the most religious and significant festivals of South India, also known by its other well-known name, i.e. pongala. Harvest festival.

Vaikunta Ekadasi OR Mukkoti Ekadasi is a significant day for Vaishnava Hindus or devotees of Vishnu. On this day, it is believed that worshipping Vishnu

Thursday, February 16, 2023, is the Vrat date of Krishna Paksha in Falgun month, per the Panchang. This Ekadashi call Vijaya Ekadashi.

Parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Haryana extensively observe Gauri Tritiya, also known as Gangaur 2023. The 18-day Gangaur Festival starts

In India, Ratha Saptami is regarded as one of the most important and religiously significant holidays. The celebration is also known as “Magha Saptami,

Hindus celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as the tilkut Chauth fast, on this day. This fast is well-known under a variety of titles, including Sakat Chauth, Sankat Chauth

Phulera Dooj is one of the festivals celebrated in the month of Phalgun, it is also considered the arrival of Holi. Phulera Duj is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm

According to the Hindu festival calendar 2023, Some Hindu festivals and fasts are celebrated in different months which is based on the placement of the Sun and Moon.