Phool Bangla Utsav celebrated from Kamada Ekadashi (Chaitra Shukla Paksh Ekadashi) till Haryali Amavasya or Shravan Amavasya (No Moon day in Shravan month) at Vrindavan Banke Bihari ji Temple in Uttar Pradesh is a festival dedicated to Banke Bihariji (Lord Krishna) during which House of Flowers are erected daily evening. In 2026, Phool Bangla begins […]
Amavasya in September 2025 is Ashwin Amavasya, Bhadrapada Amavasya. Amavasya September 2025 date – September 21. It is No Moon day in Bhadrapada Month as per Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati & Kannada calendars and in Ashwin Month in North Indian Hindi calendars. It is Purattasi Amavasyai in Tamil calendar, Kanni Masa Karthu Vavu in Malayalam calendar, […]
Pithori Amavasya or Pitori Amavas is the festival observed on the Amavasya (No Moon day) during Bhadrapad month or Bhadra month. In 2025, Pithori Amavasya date is August 22. As per Marati Calendar, Pithori Amavasya, also celebrated as Pola, falls on Amavasya in the Sravan month. Pithori Amavasya is an observance performed by married woman […]
Bail Pola or Pola, is a cattle festival celebrated in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & some other regions in North India. In 2025, Bail Pola date is August 22. Bail Pola is celebrated on Pithori Amavasya or Amavasya in Shravan month (August – September). Vrushabha Puja or bullock worship is the main ritual […]
No Moon day or Amavasya in August 2025 is Bhadrapad Amavasya in North India and Shravan Amavasya (Shravan Maas Amavasya) all other Chandramana Amavasyant calendars. Amavasya August 2025 date is August 23. Amavasya time in August 2025 It starts at 11.55 AM on 22 August and ends at 11.35 AM on 23 August 2025. This […]
Chitalagai Amavasya (Chitlagi Amavasi, Chitou Amavasya) is observed on New-Moon day in Shravan month or Sravana maas in Odisha. In 2025, Chitlagai Amavasya date is July 24. It is an important festival in Puri Jagannath Temple. ‘Chita’ or decorating Lord Jagannath’s forehead with a golden mark is the main ritual of this Amabasya in Puri […]
Hariyali Amavasya or Haryali Amavas is the monsoon festival celebrated on Amavasya or No Moon in Shravan month in North India. In 2025, Hariyali Amavasya date is July 24. Lord Shiva is worshipped on this day for wealth and prosperity and for best agricultural season. Huge fairs and melas are held during Hariyali Amavasi in […]
Amavasya in July 2025 is Shravan Amavasya, Ashada Amavasya. In North Indian Hindi calendar, it is Shravan Amavasya. According to Amavasyant Panchangams followed in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, this Amavasya is Ashada Amavasya. Date of Amavasya in July 2025 is – July 24 Here are the detailed timings of Amavasya tithi in July […]
Shravan Amavasya is the No Moon day in Shravan month. Shravan Amavasya is observed as Pithori Amavasya in North India and Polala Amavasya in Andhra Pradesh. In 2025, Shravan Amavasya date is July 24 in North Indian Hindi calendars and where it is on August 23 as per Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, and Telugu calendars. Pola […]
Polala Amavasya Puja is observed on the Amavasya (No moon day) during Shravan masam. Polala Amavasya is dedicated to Goddess Poleramma, who is considered as the Goddess for protection of children. In 2025, Polala Amavasya date is August 23. Polala Amavasya – Sheetala Saptami: Polala Amavasya is mainly observed in Andhra Pradesh and in some […]
Rafaleshwar Mela is a popular fair held at Rafaleshwar Mahadev Temple near Morbi in Gujarat. It is held for three days during Shravan Amavasya. In 2024, Rafaleshwar Mela begins on September 2 and ends on September 4. September 3rd Shravan Amavasya – the No Moon in Shravan Month according to Gujarati Calendar. Rafaleshwar Mahadev Temple […]
24 July 2025 is Amavasya (Darsha Amavasya, Pitru Karya Amavasya). Aadi Amavasai (Amavasya in Aadi Masam) and Karkidaka Vavu Bali (Vavu in Karkidaka Masam) are observed on this day respectively in Tamil Nadu (Tamil Calendar) and Kerala (Malayalam Calendar). Amavasya Timings, 24 July 2025 It begins at 2.28 AM on 24 July and ends at […]
Hariyali Teej or Singhara Teej, also known as Teejan or Choti Teej, is the festival of monsoon celebrated on the third day after Hariyali Amavasya which falls during Shravan month (July – Aug). In 2022, Hariyali Teej date is July 31. Haryali Teej or Singhara Teej, the festival of monsoon, mainly dedicated to Lord Shiva […]
Today, 6 August 2013 is Amavasya. It is referred to as Shravan Amavasya in North Indian Hindi calendar. As per Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu and Kannada calendars, it is Ashada Amavasya. This No Moon day falls on Aadi Masam (Aadi Amavasai) as per Tamil calendar, Karkidaka Masam (Karkidaka Vavubali) and Shraban Amavasya in Bengali Panjika. It […]
Today, 17 August 2012 is Amavasya (No Moon) day in Hindu calendar. It is Adhik Bhadrapad Amavasya in North Indian Hindi calendar and Shravan Amavasya as per Marathi, Gujarat, Telugu & Kannada calendars. It marks the end of Shravan Month in Amavasyant Panchangams. Amavasya begins at 10.06 PM on 16th August and ends at 9.24 […]
Today is Amavasya (29 August 2011), the No Moon day in Hinduism. It is Shravan Amavasya in Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada & Telugu calendars. North Indian Hindi calendars consider it as Bhadrapad Amavasya. Amavasya begins at 11.39 am on 28 August & ends at 8.34 am on 29 August 2011. As it falls on Monday, it […]
Today is Amavasya (30 July 2011: Shani Amavasya), the No Moon day in Hinduism. It is Shravan Amavasya in North Indian Hindi calendars. Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, and Telugu calendars consider it as Ashada Amavasya. Amavasya begins at 02.04 am on 30 July 2011 and ends at 12.10 am on 31 July 2011. It is also […]
Amavasya or Amavasi, No Moon day in Hinduism, in September 2010 is Bhadrapad Amavasya in North Indian Hindi Panchangam. Amavasya in September 2010 date is September 8th. It starts on 7th September and ends in the evening on 8th. This No Moon is known as Shravan Amavasya in Amavasyanth lunar calendars followed in Maharashtra, Gujarat, […]
Pithori Amavasya or Pitori Amavas is observed on the Amavasya in Bhadrapad month as per North Indian calendars and it falls on Amavasi in Shravan month as per Marathi calendar and other Amavasyant Panchangas. Pitori Amavas 2010 date is September 8. On Pithori Amavasya, 64 Yogini Shakti Goddesses, and Saptamatrika or Ashtamatrika devi are worshipped […]