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Hindu calendar — September 2028

September 2028 spans Bhadrapada and Ashvin in the amanta reckoning and Bhadrapada and Ashvin in the purnimanta. Each day's tithi and nakshatra at New Delhi's sunrise, with end times; festivals and vrats from our festival engine.

1Shukla TrayodashiOnam (Thiruvonam)2Shukla ChaturdashiAnant Chaturdashi (Ganesh Visarjan)3PurnimaBhadrapada Purnima4Krishna PratipadaPitru Paksha5Krishna PratipadaPitru Paksha6Krishna DwitiyaPitru Paksha7Krishna TritiyaVighnaraja Sankashti8Krishna ChaturthiPitru Paksha9Krishna PanchamiPitru Paksha10Krishna ShashthiPitru Paksha11Krishna SaptamiPitru Paksha12Krishna AshtamiJitiya (Jivitputrika Vrat)13Krishna NavamiPitru Paksha14Krishna DashamiPitru Paksha15Krishna EkadashiIndira Ekadashi16Krishna DwadashiShani Pradosh17Krishna TrayodashiVishwakarma Puja18AmavasyaAshvin Amavasya19Shukla PratipadaSharad Navratri20Shukla DwitiyaSharad Navratri21Shukla TritiyaSharad Navratri22Shukla ChaturthiSharad Navratri23Shukla PanchamiSharad Navratri24Shukla ShashthiSharad Navratri25Shukla SaptamiSharad Navratri26Shukla AshtamiDurga Ashtami27Shukla NavamiDussehra (Vijayadashami)28Shukla DashamiDurga Puja29Shukla EkadashiPapankusha Ekadashi30Shukla DwadashiShani Pradosh

September 2028: tithi, nakshatra and festivals by day

A day takes the tithi running at sunrise. A tithi that meets no sunrise (kshaya) is listed under the day it passes. Open any day for its full panchang.

September 2028: every day
DayTithi at sunriseNakshatra at sunriseFestivals and vrats
1 SepFridayShukla Trayodashiuntil 2 Sep, 12:35 AMShravanauntil 2 Sep, 4:03 AM
2 SepSaturdayShukla Chaturdashiuntil 3 Sep, 2:52 AMDhanishtauntil 3 Sep, 6:55 AM
3 SepSundayPurnimauntil 4 Sep, 5:17 AMDhanishtauntil 6:55 AM
Purnimanta month Ashvin begins
4 SepMondayKrishna Pratipadauntil 5 Sep, 7:44 AMShatabhishauntil 9:53 AM
5 SepTuesdayKrishna Pratipadauntil 7:44 AMPurva Bhadrapadauntil 12:53 PM
6 SepWednesdayKrishna Dwitiyauntil 10:09 AMUttara Bhadrapadauntil 3:49 PM
7 SepThursdayKrishna Tritiyauntil 12:26 PMRevatiuntil 6:36 PM
8 SepFridayKrishna Chaturthiuntil 2:30 PMAshwiniuntil 9:09 PM
9 SepSaturdayKrishna Panchamiuntil 4:13 PMBharaniuntil 11:21 PM
10 SepSundayKrishna Shashthiuntil 5:29 PMKrittikauntil 11 Sep, 1:04 AM
11 SepMondayKrishna Saptamiuntil 6:10 PMRohiniuntil 12 Sep, 2:11 AM
12 SepTuesdayKrishna Ashtamiuntil 6:10 PMMrigashirauntil 13 Sep, 2:36 AM
13 SepWednesdayKrishna Navamiuntil 5:25 PMArdrauntil 14 Sep, 2:17 AM
14 SepThursdayKrishna Dashamiuntil 3:55 PMPunarvasuuntil 15 Sep, 1:14 AM
15 SepFridayKrishna Ekadashiuntil 1:42 PMPushyauntil 11:30 PM
16 SepSaturdayKrishna Dwadashiuntil 10:51 AMAshleshauntil 9:10 PM
17 SepSundayKrishna Trayodashiuntil 7:30 AMKrishna Chaturdashi kshaya (until 18 Sep, 3:47 AM)Maghauntil 6:25 PM
18 SepMondayAmavasyauntil 11:53 PMPurva Phalguniuntil 3:23 PM
Amanta month Ashvin begins
19 SepTuesdayShukla Pratipadauntil 8:00 PMUttara Phalguniuntil 12:17 PM
20 SepWednesdayShukla Dwitiyauntil 4:19 PMHastauntil 9:18 AM
21 SepThursdayShukla Tritiyauntil 1:00 PMChitrauntil 6:38 AM
22 SepFridayShukla Chaturthiuntil 10:15 AMVishakhauntil 23 Sep, 3:00 AM
23 SepSaturdayShukla Panchamiuntil 8:12 AMAnuradhauntil 24 Sep, 2:17 AM
24 SepSundayShukla Shashthiuntil 6:57 AMJyeshthauntil 25 Sep, 2:25 AM
25 SepMondayShukla Saptamiuntil 6:33 AMMulauntil 26 Sep, 3:21 AM
26 SepTuesdayShukla Ashtamiuntil 6:58 AMPurva Ashadhauntil 27 Sep, 5:02 AM
27 SepWednesdayShukla Navamiuntil 8:09 AMUttara Ashadhauntil 28 Sep, 7:18 AM
28 SepThursdayShukla Dashamiuntil 9:55 AMUttara Ashadhauntil 7:18 AM
29 SepFridayShukla Ekadashiuntil 12:07 PMShravanauntil 10:00 AM
30 SepSaturdayShukla Dwadashiuntil 2:34 PMDhanishtauntil 12:56 PM

Festivals and vrats in September 2028

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Amanta and purnimanta months

The lunar month is counted two ways. An amanta month begins after a new moon and ends at the next — the reckoning of Gujarat, Maharashtra and the south. A purnimanta month begins after a full moon — the north Indian custom.

The bright half (Shukla paksha) carries the same month name in both; the dark half (Krishna paksha) takes the next month’s name in the purnimanta reckoning. A festival falls on the same tithi either way; only the month name differs.

Every time on this page is New Delhi local time (IST). Other cities see sunrise some minutes earlier or later, which can occasionally change the tithi at sunrise — use the panchang finder for your own city.

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