Hindu calendar
Hindu Calendar August 1930 · Panchang and Festival Dates
Shrawan 17 to Bhadra 15, 1987 BSConvert Nepali dates
Daily panchang for every day of August 1930, with the tithi at sunrise, nakshatra and paksha beside each English date, calculated for Kathmandu. Select any day for its full panchang, festivals and auspicious timings.
Date Day Tithi Festivals
01Shrawan 17, 1987 BSFriSaptami02Shrawan 18, 1987 BSSatAshtami03Shrawan 19, 1987 BSSunNavami04Shrawan 20, 1987 BSMonDashami05Shrawan 21, 1987 BSTueEkadashiEkadashi06Shrawan 22, 1987 BSWedDwadashiPradosh Vrat07Shrawan 23, 1987 BSThuTrayodashi08Shrawan 24, 1987 BSFriChaturdashi09Shrawan 25, 1987 BSSatPurnimaJanai Purnima / Rakshabandhan10Shrawan 26, 1987 BSSunPratipadGai Jatra11Shrawan 27, 1987 BSMonDwitiya12Shrawan 28, 1987 BSTueTritiya13Shrawan 29, 1987 BSWedChaturthi14Shrawan 30, 1987 BSThuPanchami15Shrawan 31, 1987 BSFriShashti16Shrawan 32, 1987 BSSatSaptami17Bhadra 1, 1987 BSSunAshtamiKrishna Janmashtami, Simha Sankranti18Bhadra 2, 1987 BSMonNavami19Bhadra 3, 1987 BSTueDashami20Bhadra 4, 1987 BSWedEkadashiEkadashi21Bhadra 5, 1987 BSThuDwadashiPradosh Vrat22Bhadra 6, 1987 BSFriTrayodashiMasik Shivaratri23Bhadra 7, 1987 BSSatChaturdashi24Bhadra 8, 1987 BSSunAmavasyaAmavasya25Bhadra 9, 1987 BSMonDwitiya26Bhadra 10, 1987 BSTueTritiyaHartalika Teej27Bhadra 11, 1987 BSWedChaturthiGanesh Chaturthi28Bhadra 12, 1987 BSThuPanchamiRishi Panchami29Bhadra 13, 1987 BSFriShashti30Bhadra 14, 1987 BSSatSaptami31Bhadra 15, 1987 BSSunAshtami
Festivals in August 1930
7Major festival dates for Nepal and India
Vrats and Observances in August 1930
6Fasting days and monthly observances
- 5TueEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 6WedPradosh VratVratBudha Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 20WedEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 21ThuPradosh VratVratGuru Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 22FriMasik ShivaratriVratThe monthly night of Shiva, judged at midnight.
- 24SunAmavasyaVratNew moon, kept for ancestral offerings.