Hindu calendar
Hindu Calendar September 1987 · Panchang and Festival Dates
Bhadra 16 to Ashwin 14, 2044 BSConvert Nepali dates
Daily panchang for every day of September 1987, 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
01Bhadra 16, 2044 BSTueAshtami02Bhadra 17, 2044 BSWedNavami03Bhadra 18, 2044 BSThuDashami04Bhadra 19, 2044 BSFriEkadashiEkadashi05Bhadra 20, 2044 BSSatDwadashiIndra Jatra, Pradosh Vrat06Bhadra 21, 2044 BSSunTrayodashi07Bhadra 22, 2044 BSMonPurnimaPurnima08Bhadra 23, 2044 BSTuePratipad09Bhadra 24, 2044 BSWedDwitiya10Bhadra 25, 2044 BSThuTritiya11Bhadra 26, 2044 BSFriChaturthi12Bhadra 27, 2044 BSSatPanchami13Bhadra 28, 2044 BSSunShashti14Bhadra 29, 2044 BSMonSaptami15Bhadra 30, 2044 BSTueAshtamiJitiya16Bhadra 31, 2044 BSWedNavami17Ashwin 1, 2044 BSThuDashamiKanya Sankranti18Ashwin 2, 2044 BSFriEkadashiEkadashi19Ashwin 3, 2044 BSSatDwadashi20Ashwin 4, 2044 BSSunTrayodashiPradosh Vrat21Ashwin 5, 2044 BSMonTrayodashiMasik Shivaratri22Ashwin 6, 2044 BSTueChaturdashiMahalaya Amavasya23Ashwin 7, 2044 BSWedAmavasyaAmavasya24Ashwin 8, 2044 BSThuPratipadGhatasthapana25Ashwin 9, 2044 BSFriDwitiya26Ashwin 10, 2044 BSSatTritiya27Ashwin 11, 2044 BSSunChaturthi28Ashwin 12, 2044 BSMonPanchami29Ashwin 13, 2044 BSTueShashtiPhulpati30Ashwin 14, 2044 BSWedAshtamiMaha Ashtami
Festivals in September 1987
7Major festival dates for Nepal and India
Vrats and Observances in September 1987
7Fasting days and monthly observances
- 4FriEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 5SatPradosh VratVratShani Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 7MonPurnimaVratFull moon; a fasting and bathing day.
- 18FriEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 20SunPradosh VratVratRavi Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 21MonMasik ShivaratriVratThe monthly night of Shiva, judged at midnight.
- 23WedAmavasyaVratNew moon, kept for ancestral offerings.