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Major vrats and festivals from Chaitra to Falgun, Vikram Samvat 2083 — Apr 2026 to Mar 2027.
Major Festivals of the Year
The birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman, celebrated on Chaitra Purnima — a special day tied to the very name and founding spirit of Sankat Mochan Charitable Society.
The sun enters Aries, marking the start of the solar new year — celebrated as Baisakhi across North India with harvest festivities.
The most important Ekadashi of the year — waterless fast. Equal in merit to all 24 Ekadashis combined. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Lord Vishnu begins his cosmic sleep (Yoga Nidra) on this day. Chaturmas begins — four sacred months of heightened spiritual observance.
The most sacred day to honour the Guru — Vyasa Puja. Maharaj Ji conducts special blessings. Ashadha Purnima marks the beginning of Guru-disciple tradition.
Lord Vishnu retires to Yoga Nidra — Chaturmas begins officially. Marriage and auspicious ceremonies are generally avoided until Devuthani Ekadashi.
The holy month of Shravan begins — every Monday is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Fasting and Rudrabhishek on Mondays brings immense blessings.
Sacred thread of protection tied by sisters to brothers. Also Narali Purnima (coconut festival). Upakarma for Brahmins who change Yajnopavita.
This Panchang is prepared based on solar and lunar calculations and generally follows the North Indian (mixed Amanta/Purnimanta) tithi convention. Dates may vary by location, sunrise/sunset time, and panchang method. Please confirm exact dates and timings with your local pandit or Jyotish Acharya before any vrat, puja, or muhurat. Sankat Mochan Charitable Society presents this Panchang for religious and general informational purposes.
Contact the Sankat Mochan family to organise a katha, puja, or seva programme at your home, temple, or community for any occasion on this calendar.