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Festivals

Every festival, with the rule that sets its date.

Festival days are fixed by each festival’s own rule at your place — which is why dates can differ between cities, and why a sunrise-only calendar sometimes lands on the wrong day.

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October 2026

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10Sarva Pitru Amavasya
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Shaded days carry a festival in Devadurga. Today is outlined.

Why dates disagree

Each festival has its own rule. Some follow the tithi at sunrise; others follow the tithi at midday, in the afternoon or in the evening. A calendar that only reads the tithi at sunrise will sometimes print the wrong day.

And the rule is applied at your place. Sunrise, noon and sunset differ from city to city, so the same festival can fall on different days in different parts of India.

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The season ahead

October 2026 to January, Devadurga.

DateFestivalKindNote
Sat 10 OctSarva Pitru AmavasyaLunar
Sun 11 OctGhatasthapanaLunar
Mon 19 OctDurga AshtamiLunar
Mon 19 OctMaha NavamiLunar
Tue 20 OctVijayadashamiLunar
Sun 25 OctSharad PurnimaLunar
Thu 29 OctKarwa ChauthLunar
Sun 1 NovAhoi AshtamiLunar
Thu 5 NovGovatsa DwadashiLunar
Fri 6 NovDhanterasLunar
Sun 8 NovDiwaliLunar
Sun 8 NovKali PujaLunar
Tue 10 NovGovardhan PujaLunar
Wed 11 NovBhai DoojLunar
Sun 15 NovChhath PujaLunar
Tue 17 NovGopashtamiLunar
Wed 18 NovAkshaya NavamiLunar
Wed 18 NovJagaddhatri PujaLunar
Sat 21 NovTulasi VivahLunar
Tue 24 NovKartika PurnimaLunar
Mon 14 DecVivah PanchamiLunar
Fri 15 JanMakar SankrantiSolar · Tamil Nadu