Festivals in 2025

Festivals in 2025

Being the land of festivals, India thrives on celebrating the spirit of coming together on these auspicious occasions of festivals. In a diverse country like India where cultures, religions, languages, and people blend together beautifully, festivals 2025 are just another excuse to depict the spirit of “unity in diversity!”

The country exemplifies the act of existing harmoniously as a large number of festivals are celebrated around the nation, showcasing its rich cultural heritage and traditions. While these celebrations happen all around the year and across the diverse geographical landscape of our country, the period between October to January is especially full of the vibrant, celebratory spirit associated with a festival.

Highlights of the Day

03 Apr 2025 ( Thursday ) Chaitra Shukla, Shashthi - 21:42:20
Sun Rise Moon Rise
bell icon 6:17:18 - 18:43:11 bell icon 9:58:52 - 0:20:26
Tithi Shashthi
Nakshatra Mrigashirsha
Paksha Shukla
Moon Sign Vrishabha
Sun Sign Meen

Indian Festivals

Rohini Vrat
Rohini Vrat
Thursday, April 3, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Shashthi
Skanda Sashti
Skanda Sashti
Thursday, April 3, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Shashthi
Yamuna Chhath
Yamuna Chhath
Thursday, April 3, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Shashthi
Masik Durgashtami
Masik Durgashtami
Saturday, April 5, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Ashtami
Rama Navami
Rama Navami
Sunday, April 6, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Navami
Kamada Ekadashi
Kamada Ekadashi
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
Paksha:Shukla
Tithi:Ekadashi

Highlights of the Day

03 Apr 2025 ( Thursday ) Chaitra Shukla, Shashthi - 21:42:20
Sun Rise Moon Rise
bell icon 6:17:18 - 18:43:11 bell icon 9:58:52 - 0:20:26
Tithi Shashthi
Nakshatra Mrigashirsha
Paksha Shukla
Moon Sign Vrishabha
Sun Sign Meen

Hindu Calendar

bell icon
bell icon
bell icon
Chaitra - Vaishakha
bell icon6:20:11 bell icon7:26:12
Tritiiya 18:42:5
31 Tritiiya
bell iconMesh 20:56:33
bell iconAshvini 13:45:29
bell icon6:19:13 bell icon8:11:31
Chaturthi 18:42:26
1 Chaturthi
bell iconMesh 22:6:5
bell iconKrittika 08:51:34
bell icon6:18:15 bell icon9:2:21
Panchami 18:42:48
2 Panchami
bell iconVrishabha 23:15:5
bell iconKrittika 07:3:32
bell icon6:17:18 bell icon9:58:52
Shashthi 18:43:11
3 Shashthi
bell iconVrishabha 0:20:26
bell iconRohini 05:52:11
bell icon6:16:20 bell icon10:59:41
Saptami 18:43:33
4 Saptami
bell iconMithun 0:20:26
bell iconMrigashirsha 05:22:43
bell icon6:15:25 bell icon12:2:10
Ashtami 18:43:55
5 Ashtami
bell iconMithun 1:19:19
bell iconAardra 05:33:55
bell icon6:14:28 bell icon13:3:36
Navami 18:44:19
6 Rama Navami
bell iconKark 2:10:29
bell iconPunarvasu 06:26:50
bell icon6:13:30 bell icon14:2:16
Dashami 18:44:42
7 Dashami
bell iconKark 2:54:22
bell iconPushya 07:56:59
bell icon6:12:34 bell icon14:57:44
Ekadashi 18:45:4
8 Ekadashi
bell iconSingh 3:32:17
bell iconAslesha 09:58:57
bell icon6:11:40 bell icon15:50:23
Dvadashi 18:45:27
9 Dvadashi
bell iconSingh 4:5:51
bell iconMagha 12:25:20
bell icon6:10:44 bell icon16:41:2
Trayodashi 18:45:50
10 Trayodashi
bell iconSingh 4:36:34
bell iconP.Phalguni 12:25:35
bell icon6:9:49 bell icon17:30:43
Chaturdashi 18:46:13
11 Good Friday
bell iconKanya 5:5:46
bell iconU.Phalguni 15:11:42
bell icon6:8:55 bell icon18:20:24
Purnima 18:46:36
12 Hanuman Jayanti
bell iconKanya 5:34:40
bell iconHasta 18:8:1
bell icon6:8:1 bell icon19:10:59
Prathama 18:46:59
13 Prathama
bell iconTula 6:4:23
bell iconChitra 21:11:36
bell icon6:7:6 bell icon20:3:5
Dvitiiya 18:47:23
14 Baisakhi
bell iconTula 6:36:1
bell iconSvaati 00:14:55
bell icon6:6:13 bell icon20:56:55
Tritiiya 18:47:46
15 Tritiiya
bell iconTula 7:10:43
bell iconSvaati 03:11:17
bell icon6:5:21 bell icon21:52:11
Tritiiya 18:48:9
16 Tritiiya
bell iconVrishchik 7:49:31
bell iconVishaakha 05:56:40
bell icon6:4:30 bell icon22:47:48
Chaturthi 18:48:34
17 Chaturthi
bell iconVrishchik 8:33:21
bell iconAnuraadha 08:21:35
bell icon6:3:38 bell icon23:42:10
Panchami 18:48:58
18 Panchami
bell iconDhanu 9:22:34
bell iconJyeshtha 10:21:3
bell icon6:2:48 bell icon0:33:45
Shashthi 18:49:22
19 Shashthi
bell iconDhanu 10:16:48
bell iconMula 11:49:7
bell icon6:1:57 bell icon0:33:45
Saptami 18:49:47
20 Saptami
bell iconDhanu 11:14:48
bell iconP.shadha 12:38:45
bell icon6:1:9 bell icon1:21:23
Ashtami 18:50:11
21 Ashtami
bell iconMakar 12:15:0
bell iconU.shada 12:38:41
bell icon6:0:19 bell icon2:4:56
Navami 18:50:36
22 Navami
bell iconMakar 13:15:58
bell iconShravana 12:45:23
bell icon5:59:31 bell icon2:44:56
Dashami 18:51:1
23 Dashami
bell iconKumbh 14:17:2
bell iconDhanishta 12:8:22
bell icon5:58:45 bell icon3:22:31
Ekadashi 18:51:28
24 Ekadashi
bell iconKumbh 15:18:19
bell iconP.Bhadrapada 08:54:15
bell icon5:57:59 bell icon3:59:5
Trayodashi 18:51:53
25 Trayodashi
bell iconMeen 16:20:32
bell iconP.Bhadrapada 06:28:26
bell icon5:57:12 bell icon4:36:10
Chaturdashi 18:52:19
26 Chaturdashi
bell iconMeen 17:24:44
bell iconU.Bhadrapada 03:37:53
bell icon5:56:28 bell icon5:15:32
Amavasya 18:52:44
27 Amavasya
bell iconMesh 18:31:51
bell iconRevati 00:39:27
bell icon5:55:44 bell icon5:59:0
Prathama 18:53:10
28 Prathama
bell iconMesh 19:41:55
bell iconBharani 21:39:20
bell icon5:55:1 bell icon6:48:9
Dvitiiya 18:53:37
29 Dvitiiya
bell iconVrishabha 20:53:29
bell iconKrittika 18:48:57
bell icon5:54:19 bell icon7:43:50
Tritiiya 18:54:3
30 Akshaya Tritiya
bell iconVrishabha 22:3:19
bell iconRohini 16:19:55
bell icon5:53:36 bell icon8:45:14
Panchami 18:54:30
1 Panchami
bell iconMithun 23:7:32
bell iconMrigashirsha 14:22:48
bell icon5:52:56 bell icon9:49:39
Shashthi 18:54:57
2 Shashthi
bell iconMithun 0:3:43
bell iconAardra 13:5:4
bell icon5:52:17 bell icon10:53:45
Saptami 18:55:24
3 Saptami
bell iconKark 0:3:43
bell iconPunarvasu 12:34:33
bell icon5:51:37 bell icon11:55:0
Ashtami 18:55:53
4 Ashtami
bell iconKark 0:51:30
bell iconPushya 12:54:13

Delhi- Thursday, 03 April 2025
Date Thursday, 03 April 2025
Tithi Shukla Shashthi
Day Thursday
Paksha Shukla-Paksha
Sunrise 6:9:19
Sunset 18:40:46
Moonrise 9:37:38
Nakshatra Mrigshira
Nakshtra Till 29 : 52 : 9
Yog Saubhgya
Yog Till 24 : 1 : 25
Karan I Taitil
Surya Rashi Pisces
Chandra Rashi Gemini
Rahu Kal 13:58:58 to 15:32:54
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Indian Festivals and Cultural Diversity

India is a country where many different cultures, religions, and languages amalgamate into forming one nation. We coexist amidst our differences and try to uplift each other to further uplift the country on the world’s map. This is a country where each community and religion celebrates not only their special occasions as per the Indian calendar 2025 but also the ones of their fellow countrymen. Every day is thus a new day of celebration for the Indians living not only in the country but also for those who are living abroad.

Top 5 Indian Festivals:

Festivals are an important part of the culture of India. They are an extremely important part of the celebrations in this country. We epitomize the spirit of being together despite the diversity prevalent in every aspect of this country and its people. Every festival is celebrated with an increased vigor and enthusiasm regardless of which religion it belongs to. For us, it is merely an excuse to get together and let go of our worries as we enjoy the festivities together. The citizens of the country together hang in the Christmas lights and deck their balconies with diyas during Diwali. The colors of Holi drench one and all while Pongal festivities are celebrated all around the country, albeit the name of the festival changes in every region. Each Indian festival depicts the unison of our multicultural land.

Here is a list of the most celebrated festivals in the country that are full of fun, frolic, and zeal to give you a glimpse into the hurrah of celebrations that resound in our country ever so often:

1. Diwali: The festival of lights is the most celebrated day of the year in the Hindu calendar and is the most significant Hindu festival of India. Celebrated throughout the country, the day holds a lot of religious significance as it was on this day that Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after an exile of 14 years. Despite being a primarily Hindu festival, the day is celebrated with equal fervor across religions, bringing people together.

2. Holi: This day is marked with the streets drenched in colors as gulals and pichkaris take over the celebrations, bringing people from different religions, regions, and cultures together as everyone screams in unison, “Holi hai!” Singing and dancing become the order of the day as people enjoy the various delicacies with a glass of thandai and lassi on this auspicious festival in the Hindu calendar 2025

3. Makar Sankranti: This is a harvest festival that is celebratedin India in the month of January as per the Hindu calendar 2025. The first crop of the season is harvested as people thank the Gods and mother nature for the abundance in their lives. The festival is celebrated all around the country. However, the name of the festival changes based on geographical location as mentioned below:

  • Pongal in South India
  • Bhodi in Andhra Pradesh
  • Bhugali Bihu in Assam
  • Onam in Kerala
  • Uttarayan in Gujarat
  • Lohri in Punjab

4. Eid Ul Fitr: Undoubtedly one of the most important occasions that are a part of the list of festival in 2025. This day holds a lot of relevance for the Muslims in the country as they break their month-long fast or Roza after the holy month of Ramzan. The festivities are the best example of people from all walks of life coming together as they gather to enjoy the iftaar party. The day is unlike any other and is full of gratitude, harmony, merry-making, and joy.

5. Christmas:This globally celebrated festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ is celebrated in India with equal merriment and joy. Christmas trees and the colors red, white, and green dominate the decorations one sees everywhere as people come together to partake in the cheerfulness. Churches are visited by not only the Christians in the country, but people from other religions also take their children to witness the nativity scene and visit the Santa.

The country thus celebrates the many different hues that are reflected through the prism of diversity. It symbolizes the spirit of unison as people join hands in participating in each other’s joys, enthusiasm, and happiness.

List of Indian Festivals 2025:

The list of the most celebrated days in the country is fairly long, but it is a marker of the fact Indians do not shy away from any occasion that invites them to revel and rejoice. Here is a compiled list of all the festivals 2025 to give you an idea of their dates in the ongoing year. Discover the festival dates in the following festival calendar:

To know more about the Hindu festival list as well as festivals celebrated by other communities, or to seek the muhurat for auspicious occasions, get connected with Astroyogi astrologers right away!


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