
Hindu Calendar 2025
The Hindu calendar, also known as the Panchang, is a traditional system that tracks time based on the movements of the moon and the sun. It plays a vital role in the lives of millions, guiding them in observing festivals, fasts (vrats), and auspicious moments for important events like marriages, housewarmings, and religious ceremonies. Each month in the Hindu calendar is filled with significant festivals and rituals, making it an essential tool for staying connected with the spiritual rhythm of life. Explore this calendar to know the dates of upcoming festivals, auspicious days, and more for 2025.
Indian Festivals

Tuesday, April 29, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Dvitiiya

Wednesday, April 30, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Tritiiya

Tuesday, April 1, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Chaturthi

Tuesday, April 1, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Chaturthi

Wednesday, April 2, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Panchami

Thursday, April 3, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Shashthi

Thursday, April 3, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Shashthi

Thursday, April 3, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Shashthi

Saturday, April 5, 2025 Paksha:Shukla Tithi:Ashtami
Tritiiya | 18:42:5 | 31 | Tritiiya |
Mesh | 20:56:33 |
Ashvini | 13:45:29 |
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Chaturthi | 18:42:26 | 1 | Chaturthi |
Mesh | 22:6:5 |
Krittika | 08:51:34 |
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Panchami | 18:42:48 | 2 | Panchami |
Vrishabha | 23:15:5 |
Krittika | 07:3:32 |
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Shashthi | 18:43:11 | 3 | Shashthi |
Vrishabha | 0:20:26 |
Rohini | 05:52:11 |
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Saptami | 18:43:33 | 4 | Saptami |
Mithun | 0:20:26 |
Mrigashirsha | 05:22:43 |
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Ashtami | 18:43:55 | 5 | Ashtami |
Mithun | 1:19:19 |
Aardra | 05:33:55 |
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Dashami | 18:44:42 | 7 | Dashami |
Kark | 2:54:22 |
Pushya | 07:56:59 |
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Ekadashi | 18:45:4 | 8 | Ekadashi |
Singh | 3:32:17 |
Aslesha | 09:58:57 |
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Dvadashi | 18:45:27 | 9 | Dvadashi |
Singh | 4:5:51 |
Magha | 12:25:20 |
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Trayodashi | 18:45:50 | 10 | Trayodashi |
Singh | 4:36:34 |
P.Phalguni | 12:25:35 |
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Prathama | 18:46:59 |
13 | Prathama |
Tula | 6:4:23 |
Chitra | 21:11:36 |
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Tritiiya | 18:47:46 | 15 | Tritiiya |
Tula | 7:10:43 |
Svaati | 03:11:17 |
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Tritiiya | 18:48:9 | 16 | Tritiiya |
Vrishchik | 7:49:31 |
Vishaakha | 05:56:40 |
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Chaturthi | 18:48:34 | 17 | Chaturthi |
Vrishchik | 8:33:21 |
Anuraadha | 08:21:35 |
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Panchami | 18:48:58 | 18 | Panchami |
Dhanu | 9:22:34 |
Jyeshtha | 10:21:3 |
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Shashthi | 18:49:22 | 19 | Shashthi |
Dhanu | 10:16:48 |
Mula | 11:49:7 |
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Saptami | 18:49:47 |
20 | Saptami |
Dhanu | 11:14:48 |
P.shadha | 12:38:45 |
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Ashtami | 18:50:11 | 21 | Ashtami |
Makar | 12:15:0 |
U.shada | 12:38:41 |
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Navami | 18:50:36 | 22 | Navami |
Makar | 13:15:58 |
Shravana | 12:45:23 |
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Dashami | 18:51:1 | 23 | Dashami |
Kumbh | 14:17:2 |
Dhanishta | 12:8:22 |
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Ekadashi | 18:51:28 | 24 | Ekadashi |
Kumbh | 15:18:19 |
P.Bhadrapada | 08:54:15 |
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Trayodashi | 18:51:53 | 25 | Trayodashi |
Meen | 16:20:32 |
P.Bhadrapada | 06:28:26 |
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Chaturdashi | 18:52:19 | 26 | Chaturdashi |
Meen | 17:24:44 |
U.Bhadrapada | 03:37:53 |
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Amavasya | 18:52:44 |
27 | Amavasya |
Mesh | 18:31:51 |
Revati | 00:39:27 |
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Prathama | 18:53:10 | 28 | Prathama |
Mesh | 19:41:55 |
Bharani | 21:39:20 |
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Dvitiiya | 18:53:37 | 29 | Dvitiiya |
Vrishabha | 20:53:29 |
Krittika | 18:48:57 |
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Panchami | 18:54:30 | 1 | Panchami |
Mithun | 23:7:32 |
Mrigashirsha | 14:22:48 |
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Shashthi | 18:54:57 | 2 | Shashthi |
Mithun | 0:3:43 |
Aardra | 13:5:4 |
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Saptami | 18:55:24 | 3 | Saptami |
Kark | 0:3:43 |
Punarvasu | 12:34:33 |
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Ashtami | 18:55:53 |
4 | Ashtami |
Kark | 0:51:30 |
Pushya | 12:54:13 |
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The Hindu calendar, with its ancient roots, serves as a spiritual and cultural guide for millions of Hindus across the world. It's more than just a system to track days and monthsâ€"it is a profound reflection of cosmic rhythms and celestial movements that influence the cycles of life, nature, and the universe. The lunisolar nature of the calendar means it accounts for both the phases of the moon and the movement of the sun through the zodiac, making it highly sophisticated and deeply aligned with the spiritual practices of Hinduism.
Each of the 12 months in the Hindu calendar is marked by a combination of lunar phases, and each day (tithi) carries its own significance, influencing religious rituals, fasting (vrat) observances, and the timing of festivals. The calendar is meticulously designed to include nakshatras (lunar mansions), karanas (half-days), and yogas (auspicious time periods), ensuring that followers can time their activities to align with the most spiritually favorable moments.
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The Panchang today is easy to read. All you have to do is make sure you read it frequently to stay aware of the important days approaching. Find out about Shukla Paksha, Krishna Paksha, Maas, Vaar, Tithi, etc. It's always beneficial for a person to learn how the calendar works and understand every detail of it.
Understanding today's panchangam can be a crucial step toward daily guidance. Planning your activities around auspicious days and times can help you achieve positive and successful results, which will ultimately lead to personal growth and fulfillment.
There are days on which rituals, religious activities, and other significant tasks should be carried out. Our daily Panchang will keep you up to date on all important auspicious days on the Hindu calendar. Treat it as your knowledge bank to stay updated on the important astrological highlights of the day.
In today panchang, there are a few unlucky times, called Ashubh Muhurat, when you should avoid carrying out any significant tasks, like Rahu Kaal, Yamaganda, and Gulika Kaal. It is not advised to perform any favorable tasks during these inauspicious times, as they could have negative effects. On the other hand, Abhijit Muhurat is a favorable time in the daily Panchang.