Hindu Calendar for Guwahati — 2031-09 Panchang, Tithi, Nakshatra

Complete Vedic calendar with Tithi, Nakshatra, and festival information for Guwahati, India

Panchang Calendar 2031

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September 2031Bhadrapada - Bhadrapada 2088
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Pu. S.
31
15
Pr. K.
1
16
Pitru Paksha
Dw. K.
2
17
Tr. K.
3
18
Ch. K.
4
19
Pn. K.
5
20
Teacher's Day
Sh. K.
6
21
Sp. K.
7
22
As. K.
8
23
Nv. K.
9
24
Ds. K.
10
25
Ek. K.
11
26
Dw. K.
12
27
Tr. K.
13
28
Ch. K.
14
29
Hindi Diwas
Am. K.
15
30
Pr. S.
16
1
Dw. S.
17
2
Kanya Sankranti
Tr. S.
18
3
Ch. S.
19
4
Pn. S.
20
5
Sh. S.
21
6
Sp. S.
22
7
As. S.
23
8
Nv. S.
24
9
Ds. S.
25
10
Ek. S.
26
11
Dw. S.
27
12
Ch. S.
28
14
Pu. S.
29
15
Pr. K.
30
16
Dw. K.
1
17
Tr. K.
2
18
Ch. K.
3
19
Pn. K.
4
20
Festival
Ekadashi
Purnima
Amavasya
Sankranti
Vrat

September 2031 Panchang Calendar — Guwahati, India

Daily Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga and festival data for every day of September 2031 for Guwahati, India.

Complete Panchang for September 2031 — Guwahati, India. Includes Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Sunrise, Sunset and Hindu festivals.
DateHindu DateTithiNakshatraFestivals & Events
1MonBhadrapada 16Kr. Pratipadaends 11:56Purva Bhadrapadaends 21:59
Pitru Paksha
2TueBhadrapada 17Kr. Dwitiyaends 9:33Uttara Bhadrapadaends 20:39
3WedBhadrapada 18Kr. Tritiyaends 7:49Revatiends 20:02
4ThuBhadrapada 19Kr. Chaturthiends 6:50Ashwiniends 20:13
5FriBhadrapada 20Kr. Panchamiends 6:41Bharaniends 21:12
Teacher's Day
6SatBhadrapada 21Kr. Shashthiends 7:22Krittikaends 22:58
7SunBhadrapada 22Kr. Saptamiends 8:47Rohiniends 1:21
8MonBhadrapada 23Kr. Ashtamiends 10:47Mrigashirshaends 4:09
9TueBhadrapada 24Kr. Navamiends 13:10Ardraends 7:10
10WedBhadrapada 25Kr. Dashamiends 15:40Ardraends 7:10
11ThuBhadrapada 26Kr. Ekadashiends 18:05Punarvasuends 10:10
Ekadashi
12FriBhadrapada 27Kr. Dwadashiends 20:15Pushyaends 12:58
13SatBhadrapada 28Kr. Trayodashiends 22:02Ashleshaends 15:25
14SunBhadrapada 29Kr. Chaturdashiends 23:22Maghaends 17:27
Hindi Diwas
15MonBhadrapada 30Kr. Amavasyaends 0:16Purva Phalguniends 19:03
Amavasya
16TueBhadrapada 1Sh. Pratipadaends 0:44Uttara Phalguniends 20:14
Sankranti
17WedBhadrapada 2Sh. Dwitiyaends 0:47Hastaends 21:01
Kanya Sankranti
18ThuBhadrapada 3Sh. Tritiyaends 0:29Chitraends 21:26
19FriBhadrapada 4Sh. Chaturthiends 23:49Swatiends 21:30
20SatBhadrapada 5Sh. Panchamiends 22:48Vishakhaends 21:13
21SunBhadrapada 6Sh. Shashthiends 21:27Anuradhaends 20:36
22MonBhadrapada 7Sh. Saptamiends 19:47Jyeshthaends 19:40
23TueBhadrapada 8Sh. Ashtamiends 17:47Mulaends 18:25
24WedBhadrapada 9Sh. Navamiends 15:30Purva Ashadhaends 16:52
25ThuBhadrapada 10Sh. Dashamiends 12:59Uttara Ashadhaends 15:06
26FriBhadrapada 11Sh. Ekadashiends 10:19Shravanaends 13:12
Ekadashi
27SatBhadrapada 12Sh. Dwadashiends 7:36Dhanishthaends 11:15
28SunBhadrapada 14Sh. Chaturdashiends 2:32Shatabhishaends 9:24
29MonBhadrapada 15Sh. Purnimaends 0:27Purva Bhadrapadaends 7:47
Purnima
30TueBhadrapada 16Kr. Pratipadaends 22:51Uttara Bhadrapadaends 6:33
EkadashiPurnimaAmavasyaTodaySh. = Shukla Paksha · Kr. = Krishna Paksha

Understanding Vedic Calendar

Monthly Panchang Calendar for September 2031

Here's the panchang calendar for September 2031 in Guwahati, India. The maasik panchang consists of Bhadrapada (2088 Vikram Samvat).

This Month's Highlights

To summarize this information for you, September has 4 festivals and observances marked on the calendar. Ekadashi (fasting days) fall on the 11th and 26th. Purnima is on the 29th. Amavasya is on the 15th. Sankranti occurs on the 16th.

Major festivals you would be interested during this month: Pitru Paksha.

Coming Up Soon

These are the upcoming festivals you may take a note of:

  • Pitru Paksha on Sep 1 (in 1953 days)
  • Teacher's Day on Sep 5 (in 1957 days)
  • Hindi Diwas on Sep 14 (in 1966 days)

Would you like to know how the Panchang Calendar works?

The Hindu panchang calendar is lunisolar, meaning it tracks both the Moon and the Sun. A lunar month lasts about 29.5 days, based on the Moon's cycle. The calendar shows Tithi (lunar day), which changes at different times than the regular day.

There are two systems: Purnimanta (used in North India) starts the month after the full moon, while Amanta (used in South India) starts after the new moon. You can switch between these in the calendar settings.

How can you Use the Panchang Calendar

Click any date to see complete details for that day. You'll get:

  • Complete Panchang (Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana)
  • Festival details and significance
  • Good timings (Muhurat) for important activities
  • Sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times

Why Location Matters

We calculate this calendar specifically for Guwahati. Sunrise, sunset, and Tithi transitions happen at different times in different places. Using a calendar made for Delhi won't give you accurate times if you're in Mumbai or New York.

This matters because many rituals and practices are tied to specific times. Location-specific calculations ensure you get the right timings for your area.

Planning Your Month

Use this calendar to:

  • Remember upcoming festivals and fasting days
  • Find good dates for weddings, housewarmings, and new beginnings
  • Track Ekadashi and other important spiritual days
  • Plan activities around the lunar cycle

This calendar helps you stay connected with Vedic traditions. Whether you're planning a puja, choosing an auspicious date, or tracking festivals, you get accurate information calculated specifically for Guwahati.

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Today's Panchang

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Festivals on Selected Date

Pitru PakshaMajor

Month Festivals

4 festivals this month
Pitru Paksha
September 1
Teacher's Day
September 5
Hindi Diwas
September 14
Kanya Sankranti
September 17

September Month Summary

Total Festivals: 4
Ekadashi Dates: September 11, 26
Purnima: September 29
Amavasya: September 15
Sankranti: September 16
Major Festivals: Pitru Paksha