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Hindu Calendar – November 2025 (Kartika – Margashirsha / Agrahayana 2082 Vikram Samvat)

Hindu Calendar – November 2025 (Kartika – Margashirsha / Agrahayana 2082 Vikram Samvat)

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 Lunar Months: Kartika and Agrahayana (Margashirsha)Samvat: Vikram Samvat 2082Ritu (Season): Hemant Ritu (Winter begins)Ayana: Dakshinayan (Sun’s Southern Solstice)Agrahayana (Margashirsha) month begins on November 6, 2025, following the completion of Kartika Purnima.The month of November 2025 is deeply auspicious in the Hindu calendar. It marks the transition from the holy Kartika month to Agrahayana (Margashirsha), encompassing significant rituals, vrats, fasts, and sacred observances. From Dev Diwali, Tulasi Vivah, and Kartika Purnima to Utpanna Ekadashi and Vivah Panchami, this month holds immense religious importance across Hindu traditions. Panchang Key Details* Lunar Months: The month covers Kartika and Agrahayana (Margashirsha) — two highly auspicious periods in the Hindu calendar.* Paksha (Fortnights): The cycle runs from Kartika Shukla Paksha to Margashirsha Shukla Paksha.* Samvatsara: The ongoing year is Vikram Samvat 2082.* Ayana: This time falls under Dakshinayan, when the Sun moves southward in the celestial sphere.* Ritu (Season): Hemant Ritu — the early winter season — begins, bringing cool mornings and clear skies.* System Used: The Purnimanta lunar system (followed in North India), where each lunar month starts the day after Purnima (Full Moon).* Sunrise: Between approximately 6:36 AM and 6:54 AM, varying slightly by date.* Sunset: Between approximately 5:36 PM and 5:44 PM, as days gradually shorten.* Moonrise: Varies daily according to the tithi (lunar day) and moon’s waxing or waning phase.* Chandra Rashi Progression:* Kumbha (Aquarius) → Meena (Pisces) → Mesha (Aries) → Vrishabha (Taurus) → Mithuna (Gemini) → Karka (Cancer) → Simha (Leo) → Kanya (Virgo) → Tula (Libra) → Vrischika (Scorpio)* Astronomical Influence:* These lunar transitions govern daily panchang details such as nakshatra, yoga, and karana, affecting the auspiciousness of days and muhurats.* November 2025 also marks a shift toward colder, more serene energy — ideal for religious rituals, pilgrimages, and introspective practices.This combination of celestial movement and seasonal change makes November 2025 spiritually significant, bridging the holy Kartika month with the sacred beginnings of Agrahayana (Margashirsha).Complete List of Festivals, Vrats & Significant Days – November 2025Below is a day-by-day compilation of all major Hindu festivals and observances for November 2025, combining both Ujjain and New Delhi data, ensuring regional accuracy.The month of November 2025 is spiritually rich and filled with important festivals, fasts (vrats), and celestial transitions. Below is a day-by-day narrative detailing all key observances according to the Hindu calendar, blending both traditional and solar events observed in New Delhi.November 1, 2025 (Saturday)This day marks the observance of Kansa Vadh, commemorating Lord Krishna’s victory over the tyrant Kansa. It also marks the beginning of the sacred period known as Bhishma Panchak, observed during the last five days of the Kartika month. Additionally, Devutthana Ekadashi, also called Prabodhini Ekadashi, is celebrated on this day — it is believed that Lord Vishnu awakens from His four-month yogic sleep (Chaturmas). This day marks the end of the monsoon spiritual retreat for many ascetics and devotees.Lunar Day (Tithi): Kartika Shukla Dashami–EkadashiNovember 2, 2025 (Sunday)This day is especially auspicious for several important observances. Tulasi Vivah — the divine wedding of Goddess Tulasi with Lord Vishnu (Shaligram form) — takes place, signifying the ceremonial start of the Hindu marriage season. It also includes Gauna Devutthana Ekadashi and Vaishnava Devutthana Ekadashi, celebrated by different Vaishnava sects. Additionally, Yogeshwara Dwadashi and Tamasa Manvadi are observed for spiritual purification and honoring Lord Vishnu.Lunar Day (Tithi): Kartika Shukla DwadashiNovember 3, 2025 (Monday)A powerful day for Shaivite and Vishnu devotees alike. Vishweshwara Vrat and Soma Pradosh Vrat are performed in devotion to Lord Shiva, bringing peace and release from sins. Vaikuntha Chaturdashi is also observed on this day — a rare occasion when both Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva are worshipped together. Fasting and night vigil are common.Lunar Day (Tithi): Kartika Shukla Trayodashi–ChaturdashiNovember 4, 2025 (Tuesday)Devotees take the Manikarnika Snan — a sacred dip in the holy Ganga, believed to wash away all sins. Kartika Chaumasi Chaudas (according to the Jain calendar) and Kartika Chaturdashi Vrat are also observed. The day is filled with prayers and offerings in anticipation of Kartika Purnima the following day.Lunar Day (Tithi): Kartika Shukla ChaturdashiNovember 5, 2025 (Wednesday)This is one of the most auspicious days of the year — Dev Diwali, the “Festival of the Gods.” It is celebrated fifteen days after the human Diwali and signifies Lord Shiva’s victory over the demon Tripurasura. Riverbanks, especially of ...
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