Papamochani Ekadashi 2026 falls on Sunday, March 15, 2026, the final and most powerful sin-absolving Ekadashi of the Hindu lunar year, observed with fasting, Vishnu puja, and Vrat Katha recitation as the Ekadashi tithi closes at 09:16 AM.

Meena Sankranti 2026 falls on Sunday, March 15, 2026, marking the Sun’s sacred transit into Meena Rashi with a Maha Punya Kala from 06:47 AM to 08:47 AM – the most auspicious window for ritual bath, Surya puja, and charitable giving.

Bhalachandra Sankashti Chaturthi 2026 falls on Friday, March 6, with moonrise at 09:21 PM, making this an especially significant night for devotees to fast, perform Shodashopachara puja to Bhalachandra Ganapati, and offer arghya to the moon for obstacle removal and lasting peace.

Lakshmi Jayanti 2026, celebrated on Tuesday, March 3, falls on Phalguna Purnima under Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra, marking the divine birth of Goddess Lakshmi during Samudra Manthan with powerful astrological timing for prosperity and abundance.

Holi 2026 falls on Tuesday, March 3, with Holika Dahan on March 2 at 5:55 PM, celebrating devotion’s triumph through sacred rituals and colorful festivities.

Attukal Pongala 2026, falling on Tuesday, March 3, is the world’s largest women’s religious gathering where millions light sacred hearths to offer sweet rice to Goddess Attukal Amma, transforming all of Thiruvananthapuram into a living altar of devotion and divine fire.

Holika Dahan 2026 falls on Monday, March 2. Know exact puja timings, muhurat, vrat rules, significance & complete observance guide for Mata Holika Dahan

Amalaki Ekadashi 2026 falls on Friday, February 27. Know exact puja timings, muhurat, vrat rules, significance & complete observance guide for Amalaki Ekadashi 2026.

Shani Trayodasi 2026 falls on Saturday, February 14, with Pradosha Puja Muhurat from 06:38 PM to 09:08 PM. Learn complete vrat rules, puja timings, significance, rituals, and benefits for this sacred observance combining Shiva and Shani Dev worship.

Vijaya Ekadasi 2026 is on February 13. It is believed that Bhagawan Sri Ram observed Vijaya Ekadasi to cross the ocean to reach Lanka and defeat Ravana.