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Today’s panchangall five angas with exact timesTithithe lunar day, and when it endsNakshatrathe Moon’s position todayHorathe planetary hour, all twenty-fourRahu Kaalthe time to avoid starting new workChoghadiyaday and night, each split into eightFestivalsDiwali, Holi and 81 more, with the rule behind each dateVratEkadashi with parana, Purnima, Amavasya, Pradosh
Hindu Calendar 2027
Vikram Samvat 2083–2084
The year month by month, for New Delhi: the Purnimanta months, every festival, the Purnima, Amavasya and Ekadashi dates, and the twelve sankrantis.
The Hindu year turns at Chaitra Shukla Pratipada: Vikram Samvat 2084 begins on Wednesday, 7 April 2027. 2027 has no adhik maas. The big days: Holi Monday, 22 March; Raksha Bandhan Tuesday, 17 August; Krishna Janmashtami Wednesday, 25 August; Diwali Friday, 29 October.
JanuaryPaush – Magh
- Purnima vrat22 Jan
- Amavasya7 Jan
- Ekadashi3 Jan, 18 Jan
- Purnima vrat20 Feb
- Amavasya6 Feb
- Ekadashi2 Feb, 17 Feb
- Purnima vrat22 Mar
- Amavasya8 Mar
- Ekadashi4 Mar, 18 Mar
- Purnima vrat20 Apr
- Amavasya6 Apr
- Ekadashi2 Apr, 17 Apr
- Purnima vrat20 May
- Amavasya6 May
- Ekadashi2 May, 16 May
- Purnima vrat18 Jun
- Amavasya4 Jun
- Ekadashi1 Jun, 14 Jun, 30 Jun
- Purnima vrat18 Jul
- Amavasya4 Jul
- Ekadashi14 Jul, 29 Jul
- Purnima vrat16 Aug
- Amavasya2 Aug, 31 Aug
- Ekadashi12 Aug, 28 Aug
- Purnima vrat15 Sep
- Amavasya29 Sep
- Ekadashi11 Sep, 26 Sep
- Purnima vrat15 Oct
- Amavasya29 Oct
- Ekadashi11 Oct, 25 Oct
- Purnima vrat13 Nov
- Amavasya28 Nov
- Ekadashi10 Nov, 24 Nov
- Purnima vrat13 Dec
- Amavasya27 Dec
- Ekadashi9 Dec, 23 Dec
The seasons of 2027
Navratri, Holashtak, Sawan, Chaturmas, Pitru Paksha and Kharmas| Kharmas | Wednesday, 16 December 2026 to Thursday, 14 January | the Sun in Dhanu until Makar Sankranti; it closes a wedding, a mundan and a janeu until Thursday, 14 January 2027; the panchang still gives dates for griha pravesh, buying property, a new vehicle or a new business, though many North Indian families wait until it ends |
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| Kharmas | Monday, 15 March to Tuesday, 13 April | the Sun in Meen until Mesh Sankranti; it closes a wedding and a mundan through Wednesday, 14 April: the Sun changes rashi after that day’s sunrise, so the day still counts as Kharmas; the panchang still gives dates for a janeu, griha pravesh, buying property, a new vehicle or a new business, though many North Indian families wait until it ends |
| Holashtak | Tuesday, 16 March to Sunday, 21 March | the eight tithis from Phalgun Shukla Ashtami to Purnima, the night of Holika Dahan, which this year fit in 6 days; it closes a wedding, a mundan, a janeu, a naming (namkaran), a study start (Vidyarambha) and griha pravesh until Sunday, 21 March |
| Chaitra Navratri | Wednesday, 7 April to Thursday, 15 April | the spring Navratri, from the Hindu new year to Ram Navami |
| Chaturmas | Wednesday, 14 July to Wednesday, 10 November | the four months of Vishnu’s rest, from Devshayani to Dev Uthani Ekadashi; it closes a wedding, a janeu and a study start (Vidyarambha), which can be held again from Wednesday, 10 November, Dev Uthani Ekadashi itself; the panchang still gives dates for a mundan or griha pravesh, though many North Indian families wait for Dev Uthani Ekadashi |
| Sawan | Monday, 19 July to Tuesday, 17 August | Shiva’s month; its Mondays are the Sawan Somvar vrats |
| Pitru Paksha | Wednesday, 15 September to Wednesday, 29 September | the fortnight of shraddh for the ancestors; it closes a new vehicle until Wednesday, 29 September; others are closed in these days anyway: a wedding, a janeu and a study start (Vidyarambha) by Chaturmas, a mundan by the Sun’s month, griha pravesh by its lunar month; the panchang still gives dates for buying property or a new business, though many families wait until after Sarva Pitru Amavasya |
| Sharad Navratri | Thursday, 30 September to Friday, 8 October | the autumn Navratri, to the day before Dussehra |
| Kharmas | from Thursday, 16 December | the Sun in Dhanu until Makar Sankranti in January 2028; it closes a wedding, a mundan and a janeu until Friday, 14 January 2028; the panchang still gives dates for griha pravesh, buying property, a new vehicle or a new business, though many North Indian families wait until it ends |
Grahan 2027
the eclipses seen from New Delhi, and their sutak| 21 Feb | Chandra Grahan (penumbral lunar eclipse) | On 21 February only the Earth’s faint outer shadow falls on the Moon, which is hard to see: the panchangs keep no sutak for it, and the day’s muhurats stand. |
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| 18 Jul | Chandra Grahan (penumbral lunar eclipse) | On 18 July only the Earth’s faint outer shadow falls on the Moon, which is hard to see: the panchangs keep no sutak for it, and the day’s muhurats stand. |
| 2 Aug | Surya Grahan (solar eclipse) | Seen in New Delhi from 3:53 PM to 5:02 PM, a partial eclipse here: at its height the Moon covers about 17% of the Sun’s width. Sutak from 3:53 AM, twelve hours before it begins, to its end: no muhurat is taken in that time. |
Sankranti 2027
the day the Sun enters each rashi, as it is kept| 15 Jan | Makar Sankranti |
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| 13 Feb | Kumbh Sankranti |
| 15 Mar | Meen Sankranti |
| 14 Apr | Mesh Sankranti |
| 15 May | Vrishabh Sankranti |
| 15 Jun | Mithun Sankranti |
| 17 Jul | Kark Sankranti |
| 17 Aug | Singh Sankranti |
| 17 Sep | Kanya Sankranti |
| 18 Oct | Tula Sankranti |
| 17 Nov | Vrishchik Sankranti |
| 16 Dec | Dhanu Sankranti |
Every festival of 2027, with its tithi and the rule that dates it, is on Hindu festivals 2027.
Words on this page
what each term means- Purnimanta: the North Indian calendar, where a month ends on Purnima, the full moon. In the Amanta calendar of the west and south a month ends on Amavasya, so in the dark half the two give the month different names.
- Shukla and Krishna paksha: the bright half of the month, as the Moon grows to Purnima, and the dark half, as it wanes to Amavasya.
- Sankranti: the day the Sun enters a new rashi; Makar Sankranti is the best known.
- Pradosh: the evening hours just after sunset.
- Nishita: the midnight hour, when Shivratri and Janmashtami puja is done.
- Aparahna and madhyahna: the afternoon (the fourth of five equal parts of daylight) and the middle of the day.
- Parana: the window for breaking a fast, such as the Ekadashi fast on the next morning.
- Snan-daan: the holy dip and the gifts given on a Purnima or Amavasya.
- Kshaya: a tithi that begins after one sunrise and ends before the next, so no sunrise shows it; it is kept on the day it begins.
Common questions
4 questionsWhen does Vikram Samvat 2084 begin?
On Wednesday, 7 April 2027, Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, the day Chaitra Navratri begins and Gudi Padwa and Ugadi are kept.
Is there an adhik maas in 2027?
No. All twelve months of 2027 are ordinary ones.
How many Ekadashis are there in 2027?
25. There are two in each lunar month, one in each paksha. Twelve lunar months give 24; a calendar year is about eleven days longer than twelve lunar months, so 2027 catches one more. June has three. The dates are in the months above, kept for New Delhi.
When is Makar Sankranti 2027?
Friday, 15 January 2027, the day the Sun’s entry into Makar is kept in New Delhi.
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