Hindu calendar
Hindu Calendar September 2003 · Panchang and Festival Dates
Bhadra 15 to Ashwin 13, 2060 BSConvert Nepali dates
Daily panchang for every day of September 2003, 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 15, 2060 BSMonPanchamiRishi Panchami02Bhadra 16, 2060 BSTueShashti03Bhadra 17, 2060 BSWedSaptami04Bhadra 18, 2060 BSThuNavami05Bhadra 19, 2060 BSFriDashami06Bhadra 20, 2060 BSSatEkadashiEkadashi07Bhadra 21, 2060 BSSunDwadashiIndra Jatra08Bhadra 22, 2060 BSMonTrayodashiPradosh Vrat09Bhadra 23, 2060 BSTueChaturdashi10Bhadra 24, 2060 BSWedPurnimaPurnima11Bhadra 25, 2060 BSThuPratipad12Bhadra 26, 2060 BSFriDwitiya13Bhadra 27, 2060 BSSatTritiya14Bhadra 28, 2060 BSSunChaturthi15Bhadra 29, 2060 BSMonPanchami16Bhadra 30, 2060 BSTuePanchami17Bhadra 31, 2060 BSWedShashti18Ashwin 1, 2060 BSThuSaptamiKanya Sankranti19Ashwin 2, 2060 BSFriAshtamiJitiya20Ashwin 3, 2060 BSSatNavami21Ashwin 4, 2060 BSSunDashami22Ashwin 5, 2060 BSMonEkadashiEkadashi23Ashwin 6, 2060 BSTueDwadashiPradosh Vrat24Ashwin 7, 2060 BSWedTrayodashiMasik Shivaratri25Ashwin 8, 2060 BSThuChaturdashiMahalaya Amavasya26Ashwin 9, 2060 BSFriAmavasyaAmavasya27Ashwin 10, 2060 BSSatPratipadGhatasthapana28Ashwin 11, 2060 BSSunTritiya29Ashwin 12, 2060 BSMonChaturthi30Ashwin 13, 2060 BSTuePanchami
Festivals in September 2003
6Major festival dates for Nepal and India
Vrats and Observances in September 2003
7Fasting days and monthly observances
- 6SatEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 8MonPradosh VratVratSoma Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 10WedPurnimaVratFull moon; a fasting and bathing day.
- 22MonEkadashiEkadashiVishnu vrat, kept on the eleventh of each fortnight.
- 23TuePradosh VratVratBhauma Pradosh. Shiva worship at twilight on the thirteenth.
- 24WedMasik ShivaratriVratThe monthly night of Shiva, judged at midnight.
- 26FriAmavasyaVratNew moon, kept for ancestral offerings.