Hindu Festivals 2025 - Hindu Festivals in India

India is a country with diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. Festivals in India, mainly Hindu festivals are celebrated in different ways according to rituals, beliefs, and the history behind each of them. Welcome to the exclusive Clickastro page on Hindu festivals in India! This page can help you understand Hindu festivals from spiritual, social, and scientific perspectives.

Hinduism is an age-old religion that can be traced back to prehistoric times. Though its origins remain uncertain, the Hindu religion, as per the Indologists, represents a great culture with beliefs holding high moral standards and a strong scientific basis. To have a clear understanding of Hinduism and its rituals, one has to learn and decode the Vedic texts fundamental to the religion. In this page, we are making an effort to let you know the various hidden and scientific factors behind the Hindu festivals.

All festivals or special days in the Hindu Calendar are connected with some myths that signify the days’ importance as the birthday of some God/Goddess or commemorate some mythical event. On a deeper perception, we could find that these festivals and the associated rituals have great astrological, seasonal, cultural, and scientific bases. Some festivals befall on astrologically significant moments, some are associated with agricultural cycles, and some are celebrated in the context of seasonal changes. All Hindu rituals instrumented by our ancestors have a higher purpose which would be scientifically relevant to the observing person or community. Let’s explore together what lies behind the color, passion, and gaiety of various Hindu festivals in India.

Upcoming Hindu Festivals 2025

DAY DATE FESTIVAL
Monday Nov 17, 2025 Pradosh Vrat
Wednesday Nov 19, 2025 Darsha Amavasya
Thursday Nov 20, 2025 Amavasya, Anvadhan, Margashirsha Amavasya
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List of Hindu Holidays/Religious Calendar 2025

November
Saturday Nov 01, 2025 Kansa Vadh, Devutthana Ekadashi
Sunday Nov 02, 2025 Tulasi Vivah, Gauna Devutthana Ekadashi, Vaishnava Devutthana Ekadashi
Monday Nov 03, 2025 Pradosh Vrat
Tuesday Nov 04, 2025 Vaikuntha Chaturdashi
Wednesday Nov 05, 2025 Purnima, Anvadhan, Dev Diwali, Kartika Purnima
Thursday Nov 06, 2025 Ishti
Saturday Nov 08, 2025 Ganadhipa Sankashti Chaturthi
Wednesday Nov 12, 2025 Kalabhairav Jayanti
Saturday Nov 15, 2025 Utpanna Ekadashi
Sunday Nov 16, 2025 Vrishchika Sankranti
Monday Nov 17, 2025 Pradosh Vrat
Wednesday Nov 19, 2025 Darsha Amavasya
Thursday Nov 20, 2025 Amavasya, Anvadhan, Margashirsha Amavasya
Friday Nov 21, 2025 Ishti, Chandra Darshana
Tuesday Nov 25, 2025 Vivah Panchami
Wednesday Nov 26, 2025 Champa Shashthi

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