Month and day details as per the Gujarati calendar is displayed in a simple and easily understandable manner. Gujarati calendar follows the Hindu Vikram Samvat dates. The current year as per this calendar is 2075.
The calendar below displays holidays in Gujarat state, daily gujarati panchang, tithi, choghadiya, shubh muhurat etc... The festivals celebrated by Gujarati Hindu communities along with Parsi festivals, Muslim festivals, Christian festivals and Jewish festivals is also listed.
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Sun
રવિ |
Mon
સોમ |
Tue
મંગળ |
Wed
બુધ |
Thu
ગુરુ |
Fri
શુક્ર |
Sat
શનિ |
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Bharani
Vad Chhath
21
H 20
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Krithika
Vad Satam
22
H 21
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Rohini
Vad Atham
Janmashtami
23
H 22
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Mrigashirsha
Vad Nom
24
H 23
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Ardra
Vad Dasham
25
H 24
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Punarvasu
Vad Agiyaras
26
H 25
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Pushya
Vad Baras
27
H 26
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BH
Ashlesha
Vad Chaudas
28
H 27
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Magha
Vad Amas
29
H 28
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Bhadarvo
Uttara Phalguni
Sud Padvo
1
H 29
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Hasta
Sud Beej
2
H 30
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Chitra
Sud Treej
3
H 1
Muharram
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Swati
Sud Choth
Samvatsari (Chaturthi Paksha)
4
H 2
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Vishaka
Sud Pancham
5
H 3
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Anuradha
Sud Chhath
6
H 4
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Jyeshta
Sud Satam
7
H 5
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Moola
Sud Atham
8
H 6
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Moola
Sud Nom
9
H 7
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Purva Ashadha
Sud Dasham
10
H 8
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Uttara Ashadha
Sud Agiyaras
11
H 9
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BH
Shravana
Sud Baras
Muharram (Asura)
12
H 10
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BH
Dhanishta
Sud Teras
13
H 11
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Shatabhisha
Sud Chaudas
14
H 12
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Purva Bhadrapada
Sud Chaudas
15
H 13
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Uttara Bhadrapada
Sud Punam
16
H 14
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Revati
Vad Padvo
17
H 15
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Ashwini
Vad Beej
18
H 16
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Bharani
Vad Treej
19
H 17
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Krithika
Vad Choth
20
H 18
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Rohini
Vad Pancham
21
H 19
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Today's Choghadiya
| Day Choghadiya | ||
|---|---|---|
| Rog | 06:32:47 | 08:02:23 |
| Udveg (Vaar Vela) | 08:02:23 | 09:31:59 |
| Char | 09:31:59 | 11:01:35 |
| Labh | 11:01:35 | 12:31:11 |
| Amrut | 12:31:11 | 14:00:47 |
| Kaal (Kaal Vela) | 14:00:47 | 15:30:23 |
| Shubh | 15:30:23 | 16:59:59 |
| Rog | 16:59:59 | 18:29:35 |
| Night Choghadiya | ||
|---|---|---|
| Kaal | 18:29:40 | 20:00:05 |
| Labh (Kaal Ratri) | 20:00:05 | 21:30:30 |
| Udveg | 21:30:30 | 23:00:55 |
| Shubh | 23:00:55 | 00:31:20 * |
| Amrut | 00:31:20 | 02:01:45 * |
| Char | 02:01:45 | 03:32:10 * |
| Rog | 03:32:10 | 05:02:35 * |
| Kaal | 05:02:35 | 06:33:00 * |
Festivals, Holidays and Important Days in 2018
Given below is a list of festivals, holidays, important days, events and observances in Gujarat for the year 2018.
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Makar Sankranti Sunday, January 14
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Republic Day Friday, January 26
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Maha Shivratri Tuesday, February 13
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Holi Friday, March 2
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Shree Ram Navmi Sunday, March 25
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Mahavir Jayanti (Janma Kalyanak) Thursday, March 29
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Good Friday Friday, March 30
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Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar's Birthday Saturday, April 14
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Akshaya Tritiya Wednesday, April 18
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Bhagvan Shree Parshuram Jayanti Wednesday, April 18
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Ramjan-Id (Id-Ul-Fitra) Friday, June 15
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Guru Purnima Friday, July 27
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Independence Day Wednesday, August 15
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Bakri-Id (Eid-al-Adha) Wednesday, August 22
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Raksha Bandhan Sunday, August 26
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Janmashtami Sunday, September 2
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Muharram (Asura) Friday, September 21
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Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday Tuesday, October 2
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Durgashtami Wednesday, October 17
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Dussehra (Vijaya Dashmi) Thursday, October 18
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Diwali Wednesday, November 7
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Bhai Bij Friday, November 9
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Id-e-Milad-Un-Nabi Wednesday, November 21
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Christmas Tuesday, December 25
Gujarati calendar is followed by Gujarati communities across the world. Most of the Gujarati festivals are based on the hindu lunar calendar (Vikram samvat) and tithi. This calendar shows daily tithi, punam, amavasya, ekadashi days, vrats and more.
Gujarati new year falls on the next day after Diwali festival. Gujarati new year calendar starts on Kartak Sud Ekam or on shukla paksha padvo(ekam) tithi of Kartak month.