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Hindu Festivals 1932
Full-year calendar computed for your city
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January 1932 month view →
Saturday, January 2
Thursday, January 7
Thursday, January 14
Wednesday, January 20
Thursday, January 21
Wednesday, January 27
Saturday, January 30
February 1932 month view →
Monday, February 8
Tuesday, February 9
Thursday, February 11
Wednesday, February 24
March 1932 month view →
Wednesday, March 2
Sunday, March 6
Wednesday, March 16
Friday, March 18
Tuesday, March 22
Thursday, March 24
April 1932 month view →
Saturday, April 2
Thursday, April 7
Friday, April 8
Sunday, April 10
Wednesday, April 20
Thursday, April 21
Friday, April 29
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Thursday, May 5
Saturday, May 7
Monday, May 9
Sunday, May 22
June 1932 month view →
Wednesday, June 1
Wednesday, June 8
Thursday, June 9
Monday, June 20
Sunday, June 26
July 1932 month view →
Tuesday, July 5
Friday, July 8
Wednesday, July 27
Saturday, July 30
August 1932 month view →
Saturday, August 6
Sunday, August 7
Monday, August 8
Tuesday, August 9
Thursday, August 11
Monday, August 29
Tuesday, August 30
Wednesday, August 31
September 1932 month view →
Friday, September 2
Tuesday, September 6
Thursday, September 8
Saturday, September 10
Sunday, September 11
Wednesday, September 14
Wednesday, September 21
Thursday, September 22
Thursday, September 29
Friday, September 30
October 1932 month view →
Saturday, October 1
Sunday, October 2
Monday, October 3
Tuesday, October 4
Wednesday, October 5
Thursday, October 6
Monday, October 10
Saturday, October 15
Saturday, October 22
Monday, October 31
November 1932 month view →
Wednesday, November 2
Friday, November 11
Saturday, November 12
Sunday, November 13
Wednesday, November 23
Thursday, November 24
Tuesday, November 29
Wednesday, November 30
December 1932 month view →
Saturday, December 10
Tuesday, December 20
Friday, December 23
Tuesday, December 27
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 →