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Hindu Festivals 1928
Full-year calendar computed for your city
🙏 All 🪷 Vaishnava 🔱 Smartha 🌺 Shakta 🏛 Parakala Mutt 🏯 Ahombilam Mutt 🕉️ Nayanar
January 1928 month view →
Friday, January 6
Thursday, January 12
Saturday, January 14
Monday, January 16
Wednesday, January 25
Saturday, January 28
February 1928 month view →
Wednesday, February 1
Thursday, February 2
Wednesday, February 8
Friday, February 17
Tuesday, February 21
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Thursday, March 8
Tuesday, March 20
Thursday, March 22
Monday, March 26
Wednesday, March 28
Friday, March 30
April 1928 month view →
Tuesday, April 3
Friday, April 6
Sunday, April 8
Monday, April 16
Friday, April 20
Sunday, April 22
Tuesday, April 24
Sunday, April 29
May 1928 month view →
Wednesday, May 2
Friday, May 4
Friday, May 18
Wednesday, May 23
Thursday, May 24
June 1928 month view →
Monday, June 4
Saturday, June 23
July 1928 month view →
Tuesday, July 10
Monday, July 23
Tuesday, July 24
Saturday, July 28
Monday, July 30
August 1928 month view →
Thursday, August 9
Sunday, August 12
Saturday, August 18
Thursday, August 23
Saturday, August 25
Tuesday, August 28
Thursday, August 30
September 1928 month view →
Monday, September 10
Tuesday, September 11
Wednesday, September 12
Friday, September 14
Sunday, September 16
Tuesday, September 25
Thursday, September 27
October 1928 month view →
Monday, October 1
Wednesday, October 3
Friday, October 5
Thursday, October 11
Saturday, October 13
Sunday, October 14
Monday, October 15
Tuesday, October 16
Wednesday, October 17
Thursday, October 18
Friday, October 19
Saturday, October 20
Sunday, October 21
Sunday, October 28
Monday, October 29
Tuesday, October 30
November 1928 month view →
Saturday, November 3
Tuesday, November 13
Monday, November 26
December 1928 month view →
Wednesday, December 5
Thursday, December 6
Wednesday, December 12
Thursday, December 13
Friday, December 21
Wednesday, December 26
Why dates may differ from India

The Hindu day runs sunrise to sunrise. When a tithi ends before your local sunrise, the festival shifts a day relative to India: that's the calendar working correctly, not an error. Read the full explanation →