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    Panchang calendar

    Panchang calendar — October 2026

    October 2026 · Delhi

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    October in brief

    In October 2026, Purnima (full Moon) falls on 26 Oct, Amavasya (new Moon) on 10 Oct and Ekadashi on 6 Oct and 22 Oct. Festivals: Sarva Pitru Amavasya (Mahalaya) (10 Oct), Navratri begins (Ghatasthapana) (11 Oct), Durga Ashtami (19 Oct), Dussehra (Vijayadashami) (20 Oct), Sharad Purnima (25 Oct). Every day below shows the Tithi and Nakshatra at sunrise in Delhi.

    How this calendar is worked out

    • Read at sunrise — A Hindu calendar day runs from sunrise to sunrise; the Tithi and Nakshatra that hold at sunrise name the day, even if they change later in the day.
    • Computed, not copied — Every value comes from the real sidereal (Lahiri) positions of the Sun and Moon — the same engine as the daily Panchang, checked against Drik Panchang.

    October 2026 day by day — Delhi

    Each day shows the Tithi and Nakshatra at local sunrise, then sunrise and sunset and any festival or vrat. Festival dates are reckoned for New Delhi (a city far to the east or west can occasionally keep one a day apart); the Tithi, Nakshatra, sunrise and sunset in each box are for Delhi.

    1. 1 Thu
      Krishna Panchami · Rohini
      Sunrise 06:14 · Sunset 18:07
    2. 2 Fri
      Krishna Shashthi · Mrigashira
      Sunrise 06:15 · Sunset 18:06
    3. 3 Sat
      Krishna Saptami · Ardra
      Sunrise 06:15 · Sunset 18:05
    4. 4 Sun
      Krishna Navami · Punarvasu
      Sunrise 06:16 · Sunset 18:04
    5. 5 Mon
      Krishna Dashami · Pushya
      Sunrise 06:16 · Sunset 18:03
    6. 6 Tue Ekadashi
      Krishna Ekadashi · Ashlesha
      Sunrise 06:17 · Sunset 18:02 Indira Ekadashi
    7. 7 Wed
      Krishna Dwadashi · Magha
      Sunrise 06:17 · Sunset 18:00
    8. 8 Thu
      Krishna Trayodashi · Purva Phalguni
      Sunrise 06:18 · Sunset 17:59 Pradosh Vrat (Krishna)
    9. 9 Fri
      Krishna Chaturdashi · Uttara Phalguni
      Sunrise 06:18 · Sunset 17:58
    10. 10 Sat Festival
      Krishna Amavasya · Hasta
      Sunrise 06:19 · Sunset 17:57 Sarva Pitru Amavasya (Mahalaya) · Ashwina Amavasya (purnimanta) / Bhadrapada Amavasya (amanta)
    11. 11 Sun Festival
      Shukla Pratipada · Chitra
      Sunrise 06:19 · Sunset 17:56 Navratri begins (Ghatasthapana)
    12. 12 Mon
      Shukla Dwitiya · Swati
      Sunrise 06:20 · Sunset 17:55
    13. 13 Tue
      Shukla Tritiya · Vishakha
      Sunrise 06:21 · Sunset 17:54
    14. 14 Wed
      Shukla Chaturthi · Anuradha
      Sunrise 06:21 · Sunset 17:53
    15. 15 Thu
      Shukla Panchami · Jyeshtha
      Sunrise 06:22 · Sunset 17:52
    16. 16 Fri
      Shukla Shashthi · Jyeshtha
      Sunrise 06:22 · Sunset 17:51
    17. 17 Sat Sankranti
      Shukla Saptami · Mula
      Sunrise 06:23 · Sunset 17:50 Tula Sankranti
    18. 18 Sun
      Shukla Saptami · Purva Ashadha
      Sunrise 06:24 · Sunset 17:49
    19. 19 Mon Festival
      Shukla Ashtami · Uttara Ashadha
      Sunrise 06:24 · Sunset 17:48 Durga Ashtami
    20. 20 Tue Festival
      Shukla Navami · Shravana
      Sunrise 06:25 · Sunset 17:47 Dussehra (Vijayadashami)
    21. 21 Wed
      Shukla Dashami · Dhanishtha
      Sunrise 06:26 · Sunset 17:46
    22. 22 Thu Ekadashi
      Shukla Ekadashi · Shatabhisha
      Sunrise 06:26 · Sunset 17:45 Papankusha Ekadashi
    23. 23 Fri
      Shukla Dwadashi · Purva Bhadrapada
      Sunrise 06:27 · Sunset 17:44 Pradosh Vrat (Shukla)
    24. 24 Sat
      Shukla Trayodashi · Uttara Bhadrapada
      Sunrise 06:27 · Sunset 17:43
    25. 25 Sun Festival
      Shukla Chaturdashi · Revati
      Sunrise 06:28 · Sunset 17:42 Sharad Purnima
    26. 26 Mon Purnima
      Shukla Purnima · Ashwini
      Sunrise 06:29 · Sunset 17:41 Ashwina Purnima
    27. 27 Tue
      Krishna Pratipada · Bharani
      Sunrise 06:29 · Sunset 17:40
    28. 28 Wed
      Krishna Tritiya · Krittika
      Sunrise 06:30 · Sunset 17:39
    29. 29 Thu Today
      Krishna Chaturthi · Rohini
      Sunrise 06:31 · Sunset 17:39 Karwa Chauth · Sankashti Chaturthi (Kartika purnimanta / Ashwina amanta)
    30. 30 Fri
      Krishna Panchami · Mrigashira
      Sunrise 06:32 · Sunset 17:38
    31. 31 Sat
      Krishna Shashthi · Ardra
      Sunrise 06:32 · Sunset 17:37

    Festivals and vrats in October 2026

    • 6 Oct (Tue): Indira Ekadashi
    • 8 Oct (Thu): Pradosh Vrat (Krishna)
    • 10 Oct (Sat): Sarva Pitru Amavasya (Mahalaya); Ashwina Amavasya (purnimanta) / Bhadrapada Amavasya (amanta)
    • 11 Oct (Sun): Navratri begins (Ghatasthapana)
    • 17 Oct (Sat): Tula Sankranti
    • 19 Oct (Mon): Durga Ashtami
    • 20 Oct (Tue): Dussehra (Vijayadashami)
    • 22 Oct (Thu): Papankusha Ekadashi
    • 23 Oct (Fri): Pradosh Vrat (Shukla)
    • 25 Oct (Sun): Sharad Purnima
    • 26 Oct (Mon): Ashwina Purnima
    • 29 Oct (Thu): Karwa Chauth; Sankashti Chaturthi (Kartika purnimanta / Ashwina amanta)

    Questions about October 2026

    When is Purnima in October 2026?

    Purnima (the full-Moon Tithi at sunrise, New Delhi) falls on 26 Oct 2026.

    When is Amavasya in October 2026?

    Amavasya (the new-Moon Tithi at sunrise, New Delhi) falls on 10 Oct 2026.

    Why does the Tithi in a day’s box sometimes differ from the festival listed?

    Each box shows the Tithi at sunrise in the chosen place. Some festivals are kept by another time of day — Diwali by the evening (pradosh), Janmashtami by midnight, Sharad Purnima by moonrise — so a festival can sit on the day before or after the box whose sunrise Tithi matches it.

    Which Ekadashi dates are in October 2026?

    Ekadashi falls on 6 Oct and 22 Oct 2026 (New Delhi; the fasting day follows the Smarta rule used on BornClock’s festival calendar).

    What these terms mean

    Tap any term for a plain-language explanation.

    How to read a day

    The first line of each day is its Tithi (lunar day) and Nakshatra (the Moon’s star) at local sunrise — the classical way a Hindu calendar names the day. Below are sunrise, sunset and any festival or vrat. Tap a city or search any town to see its own sunrise times; open today’s full Panchang for Rahu Kaal, Choghadiya, Gowri Nalla Neram and more.

    Festival dates use the same rules as our festival calendar; in our tests the Tithi and Nakshatra end times agree with Drik Panchang to within 2 minutes. How we check accuracy →

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