Hindu calendar · New Delhi
Hindu calendar — October 2028
October 2028 spans Ashvin and Kartika in the amanta reckoning and Ashvin and Kartika in the purnimanta. Each day's tithi and nakshatra at New Delhi's sunrise, with end times; festivals and vrats from our festival engine.
October 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.
| Day | Tithi at sunrise | Nakshatra at sunrise | Festivals and vrats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 OctSunday | Shukla Trayodashiuntil 5:05 PM | Shatabhishauntil 3:57 PM | — |
| 2 OctMonday | Shukla Chaturdashiuntil 7:34 PM | Purva Bhadrapadauntil 6:56 PM | |
| 3 OctTuesday | Purnimauntil 9:54 PM | Uttara Bhadrapadauntil 9:48 PM | |
| Purnimanta month Kartika begins | |||
| 4 OctWednesday | Krishna Pratipadauntil 5 Oct, 12:03 AM | Revatiuntil 5 Oct, 12:28 AM | — |
| 5 OctThursday | Krishna Dwitiyauntil 6 Oct, 1:58 AM | Ashwiniuntil 6 Oct, 2:54 AM | — |
| 6 OctFriday | Krishna Tritiyauntil 7 Oct, 3:35 AM | Bharaniuntil 7 Oct, 5:03 AM | — |
| 7 OctSaturday | Krishna Chaturthiuntil 8 Oct, 4:51 AM | Krittikauntil 8 Oct, 6:52 AM | |
| 8 OctSunday | Krishna Panchamiuntil 9 Oct, 5:42 AM | Krittikauntil 6:52 AM | — |
| 9 OctMonday | Krishna Shashthiuntil 10 Oct, 6:02 AM | Rohiniuntil 8:16 AM | — |
| 10 OctTuesday | Krishna Saptamiuntil 11 Oct, 5:48 AM | Mrigashirauntil 9:10 AM | — |
| 11 OctWednesday | Krishna Ashtamiuntil 12 Oct, 4:55 AM | Ardrauntil 9:29 AM | |
| 12 OctThursday | Krishna Navamiuntil 13 Oct, 3:23 AM | Punarvasuuntil 9:11 AM | — |
| 13 OctFriday | Krishna Dashamiuntil 14 Oct, 1:13 AM | Pushyauntil 8:14 AM | — |
| 14 OctSaturday | Krishna Ekadashiuntil 10:28 PM | Ashleshauntil 6:39 AM | |
| 15 OctSunday | Krishna Dwadashiuntil 7:16 PM | Purva Phalguniuntil 16 Oct, 1:59 AM | |
| 16 OctMonday | Krishna Trayodashiuntil 3:45 PM | Uttara Phalguniuntil 11:11 PM | |
| 17 OctTuesday | Krishna Chaturdashiuntil 12:05 PM | Hastauntil 8:16 PM | |
| 18 OctWednesday | Amavasyauntil 8:26 AMShukla Pratipada kshaya (until 19 Oct, 5:01 AM) | Chitrauntil 5:28 PM | |
| Amanta month Kartika begins | |||
| 19 OctThursday | Shukla Dwitiyauntil 20 Oct, 1:59 AM | Swatiuntil 2:58 PM | |
| 20 OctFriday | Shukla Tritiyauntil 11:32 PM | Vishakhauntil 12:57 PM | — |
| 21 OctSaturday | Shukla Chaturthiuntil 9:48 PM | Anuradhauntil 11:36 AM | — |
| 22 OctSunday | Shukla Panchamiuntil 8:54 PM | Jyeshthauntil 11:01 AM | — |
| 23 OctMonday | Shukla Shashthiuntil 8:53 PM | Mulauntil 11:16 AM | |
| 24 OctTuesday | Shukla Saptamiuntil 9:41 PM | Purva Ashadhauntil 12:22 PM | — |
| 25 OctWednesday | Shukla Ashtamiuntil 11:14 PM | Uttara Ashadhauntil 2:12 PM | — |
| 26 OctThursday | Shukla Navamiuntil 27 Oct, 1:20 AM | Shravanauntil 4:39 PM | |
| 27 OctFriday | Shukla Dashamiuntil 28 Oct, 3:47 AM | Dhanishtauntil 7:29 PM | — |
| 28 OctSaturday | Shukla Ekadashiuntil 29 Oct, 6:21 AM | Shatabhishauntil 10:30 PM | |
| 29 OctSunday | Shukla Dwadashiuntil 30 Oct, 8:51 AM | Purva Bhadrapadauntil 30 Oct, 1:30 AM | |
| 30 OctMonday | Shukla Dwadashiuntil 8:51 AM | Uttara Bhadrapadauntil 31 Oct, 4:20 AM | |
| 31 OctTuesday | Shukla Trayodashiuntil 11:08 AM | Revatiuntil 1 Nov, 6:54 AM | — |
Festivals and vrats in October 2028
- 2 OctSharad Purnima (Kojagiri)
- 3 OctAshvin Purnima
- 7 OctKarwa Chauth
- 7 OctVakratunda Sankashti
- 11 OctAhoi Ashtami
- 14 OctRama Ekadashi
- 15 OctDhanteras
- 15 OctRavi Pradosh
- 16 OctKartika Masik Shivratri
- 17 OctDiwali (Lakshmi Puja)
- 17 OctKali Puja
- 17 OctNarak Chaturdashi (Abhyanga Snan)
- 17 OctTula Sankranti
- 18 OctGovardhan Puja
- 18 OctKartika Amavasya
- 19 OctBhai Dooj
- 23 OctChhath Puja
- 23 OctSkanda Sashti (Soorasamharam)
- 26 OctAkshaya Navami (Amla Navami)
- 28 OctDev Uthani Ekadashi
- 29 OctTulsi Vivah
- 30 OctSoma Pradosh
Other months
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.