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Showing calendar for नवंबरमासः 2026Kuar - Kartik 2083
रवि
सोम
मंगल
बुध
गुरु
शुक्र
शनि
Sp. Vad
1
७
As. Vad
2
८
Ashtami
Nv. Vad
3
९
Ds. Vad
4
१०
Ek. Vad
5
११
Ekadashi (Krishna)
Dw. Vad
6
१२
Dhanteras
Tr. Vad
7
१३
Ch. Vad
8
१४
Diwali
Am. Vad
9
१५
Amavasya
Pr. Sud
10
१
Govardhan Puja
Dw. Sud
11
२
Bhai Dooj
Tr. Sud
12
३
Ch. Sud
13
४
Pn. Sud
14
५
Children's Day
Sh. Sud
15
६
Chhath Puja
Sp. Sud
16
७
Vrischika Sankranti
As. Sud
17
८
Ashtami
Nv. Sud
18
९
Nv. Sud
19
९
Ds. Sud
20
१०
Dw. Sud
21
१२
Tr. Sud
22
१३
Ch. Sud
23
१४
Chaturdashi
Pu. Sud
24
१५
Kartik Purnima
Pr. Vad
25
१
Dw. Vad
26
२
Tr. Vad
27
३
Sankashti Chaturthi
Pn. Vad
28
५
Sh. Vad
29
६
Sp. Vad
30
७
As. Vad
1
८
Ashtami
Nv. Vad
2
९
Ds. Vad
3
१०
Ek. Vad
4
११
Ekadashi (Krishna)
Dw. Vad
5
१२
Festival
Ekadashi
Purnima
Amavasya
Sankranti
Vrat

Jain Calendar

Vira Nirvana Era (VNE)
2553 VNE
Year in Jain calendar (Started 527 BCE with Mahavira's Nirvana)
Current Month
नवंबरमासः

The Jain calendar is based on the Amanta lunar system, where months begin with the new moon (Krishna Paksha) and Shukla Paksha.

Key observances include Ekadashi (11th day), Amavasya (new moon), and major festivals like Paryushan and Mahavir Jayanti.

Important Dates in Jain Calendar:
  • • Mahavir Jayanti: Chaitra Shukla Trayodashi
  • • Paryushan Parva: 8-10 days in Shravan month
  • • Jain Diwali: Kartik Amavasya (Mahavira's Nirvana day)
  • • Jain New Year: Kartik Shukla Pratipada (day after Jain Diwali)

Jain Fasting Days

Ekadashi
The 11th day of each lunar fortnight
Most Important

Most sacred fasting day for Jains. Observed twice a month on Shukla and Krishna Paksha.

Ashtami
The 8th day of each lunar fortnight
Important

Sacred fasting day observed in Jain tradition.

Chaturdashi
The 14th day of each lunar fortnight
Moderate

Day of observance and spiritual practice.

Purnima & Amavasya
Full moon and new moon days
Important

Spiritually significant days for Jain community.

Note: The exact dates of these fasting days vary based on the lunar calendar. Use the calendar to identify fasting days for your location.

Jain Festivals

Mahavir Jayanti
Chaitra • Shukla Trayodashi (13th)
Major

Celebrates the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara

  • •Temple prayers and processions
  • •Ritualistic worship
  • •Charitable donations
  • •Fasting and meditation
Paryushan Parva
Shravan
Major

Eight-day sacred period of soul purification and spiritual focus

  • •Pratikraman (repentance rituals)
  • •Meditation and fasting
  • •Study of scriptures
  • •Ending with Samvatsari (day of forgiveness)
Das Lakshana Parva
Shravan
Major

Ten-day sacred period focusing on ten virtues (Digambar tradition)

  • •One virtue per day
  • •Meditation on virtues
  • •Fasting and austerity
Samvatsari
Shravan
Major

The day of forgiveness, culmination of Paryushan Parva

  • •Seeking and granting forgiveness
  • •Ritualistic worship
  • •Community gatherings
Jain Diwali
Kartik • Amavasya (New Moon)
Major

Celebrates Mahavira's attainment of Nirvana (spiritual liberation)

  • •Lighting of lamps (Divas)
  • •Prayer and meditation
  • •Family celebrations
  • •Fasting (in some regions)
Jain New Year
Kartik
Important

Begins on Kartik Shukla Pratipada (day after Jain Diwali)

  • •New year prayers
  • •Family gatherings
  • •Spiritual reflections
Calendar Note: Festival dates vary each year based on the lunar calendar. Check the calendar for exact dates in your location.

Understanding Jain Calendar

Jain Calendar for नवंबरमासः 2026

Here's the Jain calendar for नवंबरमासः 2026 in Ujjain, India. The Jain calendar follows the Purnimanta system, where each month starts after the full moon (Purnima).

This Month's Highlights

नवंबरमासः has 18 observances and festivals marked on the calendar. The Agiyaras (Ekadashi) parva tithis are on the ५th. Purnima falls on the २४th. Amavasya is on the ९th.

Major festivals this month include Dhanteras, Diwali, Naraka Chaturdashi, Bhai Dooj, Chhath Puja, तथा Kartik Purnima. These are important days for prayers, fasting, and spiritual practices.

Important Fasting Days

The parva tithis are the Jain fasting days: Beej, Pancham, Atham, Agiyaras and Chaudas of each fortnight, plus Purnima and Amavasya. On these days many Jains keep Ayambil, Ekasana or Upvas and avoid green vegetables.

How the Jain Calendar Works

The Jain calendar counts years in Vira Nirvana Samvat (VNS), from Bhagwan Mahavir's Nirvana on Diwali of 527 BCE; the year changes on the Jain New Year, the day after Diwali. This month is in 2553 VNS. Days follow the tithi at sunrise.

Each month has two fortnights: Sud (Shukla, waxing) and Vad (Krishna, waning). This calendar names months the Purnimanta way, so Vad comes first; Gujarati Jain panchangs use Amanta months, which start with Sud. The tithis and festival days are the same either way.

How can you Use the Panchang Calendar

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

  • Tithi, Nakshatra, and Paksha information
  • Whether it's a fasting day or festival
  • Sunrise, sunset, and moon times
  • VNE year and month details

Why Location Matters

We calculate this calendar specifically for Ujjain. 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:

  • Track the parva tithis (Beej, Pancham, Atham, Agiyaras, Chaudas, Purnima, Amavasya)
  • Plan for major festivals and observances
  • Understand the lunar cycle through Sud and Vad pakshas
  • Coordinate meditation and spiritual practices

This calendar helps Jain practitioners stay connected with their spiritual traditions. Whether you're observing fasts, planning for Paryushan, or just want to know the lunar dates, this calendar gives you accurate information for Ujjain.

Vedic Date and Time

Sunrise: 6:31 AM
Sunset: 5:48 PM
Lunar Months
Purnimanta: Kartika 7
Amanta: Ashwina 22
Samvat: Vikram Samvat 2083
Samvatsara: Siddharthi
Panchang
Tithi: Saptami
Nakshatra: Pushya
Yoga: Sadhya
Karana: Bava
Paksha: Krishna
Solar Month
Solar: Ashwina 16

Selected Date - Jain Panchang

Month:
Kuar 22
Paksha:
Vad
Tithi:
Saptami
Nakshatra:
Pushya
Day:
रविवासरः
Date: रवि, १ नवंबर: २०२६

Jain Festivals This Month

7 observances this month
Ashtami
नवंबरमासः 2
Ekadashi (Krishna)
नवंबरमासः 5
Chaturdashi
नवंबरमासः 8
Amavasya
नवंबरमासः 9
Ashtami
नवंबरमासः 17
Chaturdashi
नवंबरमासः 23
Purnima
नवंबरमासः 24
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