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Hindu festivals in October 2028

The October 2028 observances, listed in date order or viewed in a month grid. Local ritual windows are calculated for your city.

In October 2028, open any date for its published observances, plain-language context, and the local window calculated for your city.

Sun, 1 October 2028

Observance

Pradosham · Shiva evening

Ashvina · Shukla paksha

Pradosham is a twice-monthly Shiva observance held around the local sunset.

Sit between 5:52 PM to 7:22 PM.
Tue, 3 October 2028

Observance

Full moon · Pournami

Sharad Purnima

Ashvina · Shukla paksha

Hunter's Moon · approximate north american / european folk tradition name

The full-moon lunar day, also known as Purnima.

Pause when the lunar day ends, 5:24 PM.
Sat, 7 October 2028

Observance

Sankashti · moonrise fast

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

A monthly Ganesha fast that is broken at local moonrise.

Fast until moonrise, 7:28 PM.
Mon, 9 October 2028

Observance

Shashti · Murugan day

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

The sixth lunar day, observed in Murugan and other regional traditions.

Keep the day simply. The lunar day ends 1:32 AM.
Sat, 14 October 2028

Fasting day

Ekadashi · fasting day

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

Ekadashi is the eleventh lunar day, traditionally marked by a chosen form of fasting and prayer.

Fast today. Break it tomorrow between 7:25 AM to 10:25 AM.Dvadashi ends 2:46 PM
Shirdi Sai Babasamadhi remembrance
Mon, 16 October 2028

Observance

Pradosham · Shiva evening

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

Pradosham is a twice-monthly Shiva observance held around the local sunset.

Sit between 5:19 PM to 6:49 PM.
Tue, 17 October 2028

Observance

Monthly Shivaratri

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

The monthly night of Shiva in the waning lunar fortnight.

Practise around local midnight.
Tue, 17 October 2028

Festival

Diwali

The festival of lights is a chance to make one small, welcoming light at home.

Keep the observance through the day.
Wed, 18 October 2028

Observance

New moon · Amavasya

Ashvina Amavasya

Ashvina · Krishna paksha

The new-moon lunar day, observed through quiet attention and remembrance.

Pause when the lunar day ends, 3:56 AM.
Wed, 18 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Wed, 18 October 2028

Festival

Jain New Year

The Jain new year begins after Diwali with gratitude and reconciliation.

Keep the observance through the day.
Thu, 19 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Fri, 20 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Sat, 21 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Sun, 22 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Sun, 22 October 2028

Festival

Jnan Panchami

A Jain day for honouring scripture, study, and knowledge.

Keep the observance through the day.
Mon, 23 October 2028

Observance

Shashti · Murugan day

Kartika · Shukla paksha

The sixth lunar day, observed in Murugan and other regional traditions.

Keep the day simply. The lunar day ends 4:22 PM.
Mon, 23 October 2028

Festival

Skanda Shashti

A six-day Murugan observance associated with courage and clarity.

Keep the observance through the day.
Sat, 28 October 2028

Fasting day

Ekadashi · fasting day

Kartika · Shukla paksha

Ekadashi is the eleventh lunar day, traditionally marked by a chosen form of fasting and prayer.

Fast today. Break it tomorrow between 6:49 AM to 9:49 AM.Dvadashi ends 3:21 AM
Tue, 31 October 2028

Observance

Pradosham · Shiva evening

Kartika · Shukla paksha

Pradosham is a twice-monthly Shiva observance held around the local sunset.

Sit between 3:49 PM to 5:19 PM.