Vrats Collection
Explore the complete collection of Hindu vrats on Tirth. Find Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Amavasya, Teej, Karwa Chauth, Vat Savitri and other fasting dates, puja vidhi, muhurat timings, and spiritual significance in one place.
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Purnima Vrat
Some nights in India feel different even before you look up. The air slows down. Conversations soften. And then you notice it the Chandra, full and calm, hanging there like it’s been waiting for you all along. That’s Purnima. And for many families, that quiet glow marks the beginning of Purnima vrat. Purnima Vrat 2026…
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Shivaratri
Somewhere between the smell of incense and the slow ringing of a temple bell, Shivaratri arrives. Not loudly. Not with fireworks. It comes quietly, almost shyly, like a reminder you didn’t know you were waiting for. Every year, people ask about dates. Calendars. Timings. But Shivaratri, if you’ve lived it even once truly lived…
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Durga Ashtami
Durga Ashtami arrives with that same familiar gravity the kind devotees recognize instinctively. Not because a calendar says so, but because the rhythm of Navratri slowly builds toward this moment. The eighth day. The turning point. By the time Durga Ashtami comes around, the lamps have already burned for days, the fasts have tested patience,…
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Pradosham
When people talk about 2026 Pradosham Days, they often rush to calendars and dates. Fair enough. But Pradosham isn’t only about marking a square on a wall calendar. It’s about that quiet window before sunset when the world seems to slow down, and Shiva so the stories say pauses too. In 2026, as always, Pradosham…
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Rohini Vrat
Some mornings in India just feel different. The air is quieter. The temple bell rings a little longer. Someone’s grandmother whispers, “Aaj Rohini hai.” And suddenly the day carries weight. That’s usually how Rohini Vrat enters a household not with announcements, but with feeling. Rohini Vrat 2026 Month Rohini Vrat Date (2026) January 1 January…
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Shashti Vrat
In many Indian homes, faith does not always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it sits quietly in a corner of the kitchen, in a small steel plate with fruits and flowers. Shashti Vrat is one such observance gentle, personal, and deeply rooted in a mother’s heart. Observed on the sixth day (Shashti Tithi) of the lunar…
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Vinayaka Chaturthi
Some festivals announce themselves with noise and color. Vinayaka Chaturthi does that too, of course. But before the drums, before the pandals, before the modaks stacked neatly on steel plates, there’s a quieter moment. Early morning. The house smells faintly of incense. Someone is rinsing durva grass at the sink. That’s where this festival really…
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Sankashti Chaturthi
Sankashti Chaturthi is one of the most sacred observances dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the giver of wisdom. Observed every month on the Krishna Paksha Chaturthi (the fourth day after the full moon), this vrat is especially important for devotees seeking relief from difficulties, success in work, and peace of mind.…
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Ekadashi 2026
Ekadashi is one of the most sacred observances in Hinduism, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It falls on the 11th lunar day (Tithi) of both the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon) and Krishna Paksha (waning moon) every month. As a result, there are 24 Ekadashi fasts in the year 2026, each holding unique spiritual importance. This blog…