Hindu Calendar - Hindu Festivals & Panchang
Hindu calendar showing hindu festival dates, tithi & panchang 2022. Hindu calendar - the traditional Indian lunisolar calendar, is followed in most of North India.
Click here to view Hindu Calendar 2023 →Today is December 28 2022, Wednesday, and Hindu calendar date is Pausa Shukla Shashthi, Vikram samvat 2079, Saka samvat 1944 & national calendar date Pausa 7. Today is Shasti. For details see today's panchang →
Hindu calendar December 2022
Below is the Hindu calendar for December 2022. Pausa month 2022 starts on December 9.
Sun
रवि |
Mon
सोम |
Tue
मंगल |
Wed
बुध |
Thu
गुरू |
Fri
शुक्र |
Sat
शनि |
Ganda Mool Nakshatra
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Agrahayana
S 8 Ashtami
8
H 7
IN 10
☼
6:55
☼
5:36
☾ Kumbha 23:48 ☆ Purva Bhadrapada |
S 10 Dashami
10
H 8
IN 11
☼
6:56
☼
5:36
☾ Meena ☆ Uttara Bhadrapada |
S 11 Ekadashi
Panchak Till : 6:16
11
H 9
IN 12
☼
6:56
☼
5:36
☾ Meena ☆ Revati |
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S 12 Dwadashi
12
H 10
IN 13
☼
6:57
☼
5:36
☾ Mesha ☆ Ashwini |
S 13 Trayodashi
13
H 11
IN 14
☼
6:58
☼
5:36
☾ Mesha ☆ Ashwini ![]() |
S 14 Chaturdashi
14
H 12
IN 15
☼
6:58
☼
5:36
☾ Mesha 15:03 ☆ Bharani |
S 14 Chaturdashi
14
H 13
IN 16
☼
6:59
☼
5:36
☾ Vrishabha ☆ Krithika |
S 15 Purnima
15
H 14
IN 17
☼
7:00
☼
5:37
☾ Vrishabha ☆ Rohini ![]() |
Pausa
K 1 Pratipada
1
H 15
IN 18
☼
7:00
☼
5:37
☾ Mithuna ☆ Mrigashirsha |
K 2 Dwitiya
2
H 16
IN 19
BH
☼
7:01
☼
5:37
☾ Mithuna ☆ Ardra |
K 3 Tritiya
3
H 17
IN 20
☼
7:02
☼
5:37
☾ Mithuna 13:52 ☆ Punarvasu |
K 4 Chaturthi
4
H 18
IN 21
☼
7:02
☼
5:38
☾ Karka ☆ Pushya |
K 5 Panchami
5
H 19
IN 22
☼
7:03
☼
5:38
☾ Karka ☆ Ashlesha |
K 6 Shashthi
6
H 20
IN 23
☼
7:03
☼
5:38
☾ Simha ☆ Magha |
K 7 Saptami
7
H 21
IN 24
☼
7:04
☼
5:39
☾ Simha ☆ Purva Phalguni |
K 8 Ashtami
8
H 22
IN 25
☼
7:05
☼
5:39
☾ Simha 14:04 ☆ Purva Phalguni |
K 9 Navami
9
H 23
IN 26
☼
7:05
☼
5:40
☾ Kanya ☆ Uttara Phalguni |
K 10 Dashami
10
H 24
IN 27
☼
7:06
☼
5:40
☾ Kanya 22:31 ☆ Hasta |
K 11 Ekadashi
11
H 25
IN 28
☼
7:06
☼
5:40
☾ Tula ☆ Chitra |
K 12 Dwadashi
12
H 26
IN 29
☼
7:07
☼
5:41
☾ Tula ☆ Swati |
K 13 Trayodashi
13
H 27
IN 30
☼
7:07
☼
5:41
☾ Vrischika ☆ Vishaka ![]() |
K 14 Chaturdashi
14
H 28
IN 1
☼
7:08
☼
5:42
☾ Vrischika ☆ Jyeshta |
K 30 Amavasya
30
H 29
IN 2
☼
7:08
☼
5:42
☾ Dhanu ☆ Moola ![]() |
Pausa
S 1 Pratipada
1
H 30
IN 3
BH
☼
7:09
☼
5:43
☾ Dhanu ☆ Purva Ashadha |
S 2 Dwitiya
2
H 1
IN 4
BH
☼
7:09
☼
5:43
☾ Makara ☆ Uttara Ashadha Christmas |
S 4 Chaturthi
Panchak From : 3:31
4
H 2
IN 5
☼
7:10
☼
5:44
☾ Makara ☆ Shravana ![]() |
S 5 Panchami
5
H 3
IN 6
☼
7:10
☼
5:45
☾ Kumbha ☆ Dhanishta |
S 6 Shashthi
6
H 4
IN 7
☼
7:10
☼
5:45
☾ Kumbha ☆ Shatabhisha ![]() |
S 7 Saptami
7
H 5
IN 8
☼
7:11
☼
5:46
☾ Meena ☆ Purva Bhadrapada |
S 8 Ashtami
8
H 6
IN 9
☼
7:11
☼
5:46
☾ Meena ☆ Uttara Bhadrapada |
S 9 Navami
Panchak Till : 11:47
9
H 7
IN 10
☼
7:12
☼
5:47
☾ Meena 11:47 ☆ Revati |
Ganda Mool Nakshatra
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1 - Amanta Date, S - Sukla Paksha, K - Krishna Paksha, ☼ - Sunrise, ☼ - Sunset, ☾ - Chandra Rasi, ☆ - Nakshatra, H - Hijjara Calendar, IN - Indian Civil Calendar |
2022 Hindu Festivals • Hindu calendar 2022 holidays
List of hindu festivals in 2022, holidays, important days, events and observances in India. For festivals in 2023, go to Hindu calendar 2023 →
Name | Date |
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New Year Day | Saturday, January 1 |
Nature Day | Sunday, January 2 |
Guru Govindsingh’s Birthday | Sunday, January 9 |
Lohri | Thursday, January 13 |
Makar Sankranti | Friday, January 14 |
Pongal | Friday, January 14 |
Republic Day | Wednesday, January 26 |
Gandhi Samaadhi | Sunday, January 30 |
→ All festivals in January |
Name | Date |
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Basant Panchami | Saturday, February 5 |
Valentines Day | Monday, February 14 |
Hazrat Ali's Birthday | Tuesday, February 15 |
Guru Ravidas's Birthday | Wednesday, February 16 |
Shivaji Jayanti | Saturday, February 19 |
Swami Dayananda Saraswati Jayanti | Saturday, February 26 |
National Science Day | Monday, February 28 |
→ All festivals in February |
Name | Date |
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Maha Shivaratri | Tuesday, March 1 |
Holika Dahan | Thursday, March 17 |
Holi | Friday, March 18 |
Rang Panchami | Tuesday, March 22 |
Hindi New Year | Tuesday, March 22 |
Rang Teras | Wednesday, March 30 |
→ All festivals in March |
Name | Date |
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April Fool's Day | Friday, April 1 |
Annual Closing of Accounts | Friday, April 1 |
Gudi Padwa | Saturday, April 2 |
Cheti Chand | Saturday, April 2 |
Ramadan Fasting Starts | Sunday, April 3 |
Babu Jagjivan Rams Birthday | Tuesday, April 5 |
Yamuna Chhath | Thursday, April 7 |
World Health Day | Thursday, April 7 |
Palm Sunday | Sunday, April 10 |
Ram Navami | Sunday, April 10 |
Maundy Thursday | Thursday, April 14 |
Bengali New Year | Thursday, April 14 |
Mahavir Jayanti | Thursday, April 14 |
Ambedkar's Birthday | Thursday, April 14 |
Mesadi | Thursday, April 14 |
Good Friday | Friday, April 15 |
Vishu | Friday, April 15 |
Easter Sunday | Sunday, April 17 |
Earth Day | Friday, April 22 |
Jamat-Ul-Vida | Friday, April 29 |
→ All festivals in April |
Name | Date |
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May Day | Sunday, May 1 |
Akshaya Tritiya | Tuesday, May 3 |
Ramadan (Idu'l Fitr) | Tuesday, May 3 |
Guru Rabindranath's Birthday | Saturday, May 7 |
Mothers Day | Sunday, May 8 |
Buddha Purnima | Monday, May 16 |
Vat Savitri Vrat | Monday, May 30 |
→ All festivals in May |
Name | Date |
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Environment Day | Sunday, June 5 |
Vat Savitri Purnima | Tuesday, June 14 |
→ All festivals in June |
Name | Date |
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Puri Ratha Yatra | Friday, July 1 |
St Thomas Day | Sunday, July 3 |
Id-ul-Zuha (Bakrid) | Sunday, July 10 |
World Population Day | Monday, July 11 |
Guru Purnima | Wednesday, July 13 |
Islamic New Year | Saturday, July 30 |
Hariyali Teej | Sunday, July 31 |
→ All festivals in July |
Name | Date |
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Hiroshima Day | Saturday, August 6 |
Friendship Day | Sunday, August 7 |
Muharram | Monday, August 8 |
Raksha Bandhan | Thursday, August 11 |
Independence Day | Monday, August 15 |
Krishna Janmashtami | Friday, August 19 |
Muharram Ends | Sunday, August 28 |
Ganesh Chaturthi | Wednesday, August 31 |
→ All festivals in August |
Name | Date |
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Thiruvonam | Thursday, September 8 |
Ganesh Visarjan | Friday, September 9 |
Arbaeen | Saturday, September 17 |
Mahalaya Amavasya | Sunday, September 25 |
Navratri Begins | Monday, September 26 |
World Tourism Day | Tuesday, September 27 |
→ All festivals in September |
Name | Date |
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Gandhi Jayanti | Sunday, October 2 |
Durga Ashtami | Monday, October 3 |
Saraswathi Puja | Monday, October 3 |
Dussehra (Maha Navami) | Tuesday, October 4 |
World Animal Day | Tuesday, October 4 |
Dussehra | Wednesday, October 5 |
Milad-un-Nabi (Id-e-Milad ) | Sunday, October 9 |
Maharishi Valmiki's Birthday | Sunday, October 9 |
Karwa Chauth | Thursday, October 13 |
Ahoi Ashtami | Monday, October 17 |
Dhanteras | Sunday, October 23 |
Naraka Chaturdashi | Monday, October 24 |
Diwali | Monday, October 24 |
Govardhan Puja | Tuesday, October 25 |
Bhai Duj | Wednesday, October 26 |
Labh Panchami | Saturday, October 29 |
Pratihar Shashthi or Surya Shashthi (Chhat Puja) | Sunday, October 30 |
→ All festivals in October |
Name | Date |
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Tulsi Vivah | Saturday, November 5 |
Guru Nanak's Birthday | Tuesday, November 8 |
→ All festivals in November |
Name | Date |
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World Aids Day | Thursday, December 1 |
Christmas Eve | Saturday, December 24 |
Christmas | Sunday, December 25 |
Guru Govindsingh’s Birthday | Thursday, December 29 |
→ All festivals in December |
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Hindu calendar or Panchang
Hindu Calendar is the traditional astrology calendar of India which has been in use since ancient times. The Hindu Calendar - also called Panchang or Panchanga, is used to determine the time and dates of Hindu festivals, religious ceremonies, muhurat timing etc, making it an inseparable piece of Indian culture. The Hindu calendar distinctly indicates the 5 elements (pancha - anga) of time division - vara, tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana.
Lunar, Solar and Lunisolar calendar
Since ancient time, both lunisolar as well as solar calendar is in use in India. Lunar calendar months strictly follow the lunar cycle of two lunar fortnights (Shukla paksha & Krishna paksha). Interestingly, lunisolar calendar is basically a lunar calendar which has some intercalation rules to synchronize it with the solar year.
Leap months (adhik maasa) and occasionally, skipped months (kshaya maasa) are introduced to achieve this. In a solar calendar the months are aligned with rashi or zodiac. Each month begins with sankranti (entry of sun into zodiac). Malayalam calendar, Bengali calendar and Tamil calendar are examples of Indian solar calendars.
Amanta & Purnimanta System
Hindu calendar either follows amanta system or purnimanta system to identify the end of a lunar month. On the amanta calendar, one month ends and the next begins with amavasya tithi. Telugu calendar & Gujarati calendar are examples of amanta calendar. Purnimanta system reckons month end/month start from full moon to full moon. The traditional Hindu calendar popular in north India is a purnimanta calendar.
Hindu New Year
Based on new year month a calendar follows, Hindu calendars can be further classified as Chaitradi (beginning with Chaitra month), Ashadadi (beginning with Ashad), Karthikadi (beginning with Karthik).
Samvatsaram & Year Names
Shalivahana Shaka (Saka samvat), Vikram samvat and Kali era are the 3 most popular eras associated with the Hindu calendar. Year 2022 corresponds to Vikram samvatsar 2079 and Saka Samvatsar 1944 starting from Chaitra 01 (new year of respective calendars). Apart from this, some regional versions of Hindu calendar follow a practice of naming each year according to Jovian year cycle (60 year cycle).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the days in Hindu calendar?
A: The names of Hindu calendar days are as follows: Somwar (Monday), Mangalwar (Tuesday), Budhwar (Wednesday), Guruwar (Thursday), Shukarwar (Friday), Shaniwar (Saturday) and Raviwar (Sunday)
Q: What are the months in Hindu calendar?
A: The names of Hindu months (with corresponding english months) are as follows: Chaitra (March-April), Vaisakha (April-May), Jyaistha (May-June), Asadha (June-July), Shravana (July-August), Bhadra (August-September), Asvina (September-October), Kartika (October-November), Agrahayana (November-December), Paush (December-January), Magha (January-February), Phalguna (February-March)
Q: Which are the Indian festivals that depend on Hindu calendar?
A: Most, if not all Hindu festival dates are based on the Hindu calendar - tithi & sunrise of the day mostly being the deciding factor. Holi, Navratri start date, Diwali, Dussehra, Ganesh chaturthi, Janmashtami, Teej are some of the major Hindu festivals, the dates of which are fixed based on Hindu calendar. Get festival date in 2022 →
Q: When is Hindu New Year 2022?
A: Hindu new year falls on shukla paksha pradipada tithi of Chaitra month and is also called Chaitra Shukladi. 2022 Hindu new year falls on Saturday, April 2, 2022. Vikram samvat 2079 starts on this day.
Q: When is Hindu New Year 2023?
A: 2023 Hindu new year falls on Wednesday, March 22, 2023.