Vrat, Festival, Jayanti & Events 2025

🐚 Apara Ekadasi - अपरा एकादशी ❯ ❯

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

🔱 Shani Pradosh Vrat - शनि प्रदोष व्रत ❯ ❯

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

📜 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.

🔱 Jyeshtha Mashik shivratri - ज्येष्ठ 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.

🌳 Vat Savitri Vrat - वट सावित्री व्रत ❯ ❯

Married Hindu women whose husbands are alive celebrate Vat Savitri Vrat to pray for their Parents-in-Law and husband for a long life.

🌚 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.

🌚 Darsh Jyeshtha Amavasya - दर्श ज्येष्ठ 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.

🪐 Shani Jayanti - शनि जयंती ❯ ❯

Shanishchari Amavasya is avtaran divas of Suryadev and Devi Chayas son Lord Shani, misconceptual this festival is also known as Shani Jayanti.

🚩 Third Budha Mangal - तृतीय बूढ़ा मंगल ❯ ❯

All Tuesdays falling in the month of Jeth (Jyestha) in eastern Uttar Pradesh, in which the major cities of Kanpur, Lucknow and Varanasi are called Bada Mangal.

🌙 Jyeshtha Chandra Darshan - ज्येष्ठ चन्द्र दर्शन ❯ ❯

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

✨ Jyeshtha Vinayak Chaturthi - ज्येष्ठ 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..

📚 Shrut Panchami - श्रुत पंचमी ❯ ❯

The first scripture of the Jain sampraday was written on the day of Shruta Panchami. According to Digambar Jain tradition, Shrut Panchami festival is celebrated every year on Jyeshtha Shukla Panchami date.

👩‍👦 Jamai Sasthi - जमाई षष्ठी ❯ ❯

The festival of Jamai Sashti is celebrated on the sixth day of the month of Jyestha of the traditional Hindu calendar. 'Jamai' means son-in-law and 'Shashti' is the sixth day in a fortnight in the traditional Hindu calendar. Jamai Sashti festival is dedicated to strengthen the bond between the son-in-law and his mother-in-law.

🐅 Jyeshtha Ashtami Vrat - ज्येष्ठ अष्टमी व्रत ❯ ❯

Durga Ashtami fast is observed every month on the Ashtami date of Shukla Paksha. On this day the devotees of Devi Durga worship her and observe a fast throughout the day.

🗡️ Dhumavati Jayanti - धूमावती जयंती ❯ ❯

The very fierce form of Mata Parvati, the incarnation day of Mata Dhumavati is known as Dhumavati Jayanti.

🔱 Mahesh Navami - महेश नवमी ❯ ❯

Mahesh Navami festival is mainly dedicated to the worship of Mahadev and Goddess Parvati.

💧 Ganga Dussehra - गंगा दशहरा ❯ ❯

The incarnation day of Mata Ganga on earth by King Bhagiratha from the kamandal of Brahma Ji, the creator of the universe, is known as Ganga Dussehra.

🔱 Batuk Bhairav ​​Jayanti - बटुक भैरव जयंती ❯ ❯

According to the Panchang Batuk Bhairav ​​Jayanti is celebrated on the tenth day of Shukla Paksha of Jyeshtha month.

🪔 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.

✨ Gayatri Jayanti - गायत्री जयंती ❯ ❯

According to Hindu calendar, every year on Ekadashi tithi of Shukla Paksha of Jyestha month is celebrated as Gayatri Jayanti. In Hindu scriptures, mata Gayatri has been called the mata of the Vedas. Maa Gayatri has 10 hands and 5 faces. Out of which 4 faces symbolize the Vedas and the fifth face represents the almighty power. The same ten hands are the symbol of Bhagwan Vishnu. According to mythology, Gayatri Devi is the consort of Bhagwan Brahma and her original form is Shri Savitri Devi.