Maa Siddhidhatri
1 Oct 2025, Wednesday
Ninth Day of Navratri
1 Oct 2025, Wednesday
Durga Visarjan
2 Oct 2025, Thursday
Dussehra
2 Oct 2025, Thursday
shami tree
2 Oct 2025, Thursday
Papankusha Ekadashi
3 Oct 2025, Friday
Kojagar Laxmi Pooja
6 Oct 2025, Monday
Sharad Purnima
6 Oct 2025, Monday
Karwa Chauth
10 Oct 2025, Friday
Karwa Chauth Vrat
10 Oct 2025, Friday
Karwa Chauth Dress Ideas
10 Oct 2025, Friday
Ahoi Ashtami
13 Oct 2025, Monday
World Food Day
16 Oct 2025, Thursday
Rama Ekadashi
16 Oct 2025, Thursday
Govatsa Dwadashi
17 Oct 2025, Friday
Dhanteras
18 Oct 2025, Saturday
Kali Chaudas
19 Oct 2025, Sunday
Lakshmi Puja
20 Oct 2025, Monday
Narak Chaturdashi
20 Oct 2025, Monday
Diwali
20 Oct 2025, Monday
Diwali Puja Timing
20 Oct 2025, Monday
6 Legends of Diwali
20 Oct 2025, Monday
Kartik Amavasya
21 Oct 2025, Tuesday
Govatsa Dwadashi
22 Oct 2025, Wednesday
Gujarati New Year
22 Oct 2025, Wednesday
Vikram Samvat
22 Oct 2025, Wednesday
Bhai Dooj
23 Oct 2025, Thursday
Labh Pancham
26 Oct 2025, Sunday
Chhath Puja
27 Oct 2025, Monday
Gopa ashtami
30 Oct 2025, Thursday
Akshay Navmi
31 Oct 2025, Friday
Turn your life into celebration mode! We have a lot of festivals throughout the year as India is known for diversities and religions. So, we live every day like it is a festival. Regardless of where we belong, the greatness of culture is found in every festival. Festivals in India welcome a break from all stress and allow everyone to celebrate with complete zeal and enthusiasm.
Needless to say that most Indian festivals dates are not based on the Gregorian calendar. Hence, remembering all dates is a big task for us and even troublesome too. This is why we have brought the Indian Festival calendar 2025 just for you. Now know Dates, Muhurat timings, Legends, and Puja Rituals of the festival with one click!
Indian Festival Calendar
Indian Festival Calendar depends on the movement of the Sun and the Moon. So, there are 30 different calendars to set festivals of the discrete region, culture and custom. So, to unify all festivals and bring them to one platform, holidays are mentioned in the Gregorian calendar to keep festival zest alive in us. Though dates are based on the Gregorian calendar, celebrations of the festival are as per regional, ethnic style considering all religious beliefs and traditions.
Hindu Panchang or Panchagam is used for auspicious Puja timings and setting Indian festivals on the Gregorian calendar.