November 2025 Festivals: Complete list of fasts, vrats, and auspicious days celebrated across India

November will witness several major festivals and vrats (fasts) across India, including Dev Diwali, Tulsi Vivah, and Kartik Purnima. The month will also see important spiritual observances like Ekadashi, Amavasya, and Masik Shivaratri.

These occasions carry profound religious and cultural significance, celebrated with devotion, rituals, and prayers, fostering a sense of unity and spirituality among communities.

November 2025 Festivals: Complete List of Auspicious Days and Vrats

The month of November 2025 is packed with several important Hindu festivals, vrats, and religious observances. From Dev Diwali and Tulsi Vivah to Guru Nanak Jayanti and Masik Shivaratri, the month will be marked by devotion, rituals, and spiritual celebrations across India.


Here’s the full list of festivals and observances in November 2025:

• Kansa Vadh – November 1, Saturday
• Bhishma Panchak begins – November 1, Saturday
• Devutthana Ekadashi – November 1, Saturday
• Tulsi Vivah – November 2, Sunday
• Gauna Devutthana Ekadashi – November 2, Sunday
• Vaishnava Devutthana Ekadashi – November 2, Sunday
• Yogeshwara Dwadashi – November 2, Sunday
• Tamasa Manvadi – November 2, Sunday
• Vishweshwara Vrat – November 3, Monday
• Soma Pradosh Vrat – November 3, Monday
• Vaikuntha Chaturdashi – November 4, Tuesday
• Manikarnika Snan – November 4, Tuesday
• Kartika Chaumasi Chaudas – November 4, Tuesday
• Dev Diwali – November 5, Wednesday
• Bhishma Panchak ends – November 5, Wednesday
• Guru Nanak Jayanti – November 5, Wednesday
• Pushkara Snana – November 5, Wednesday
• Kartika Ashtahnika ends – November 5, Wednesday
• Kartika Ratha Yatra – November 5, Wednesday
• Kartika Purnima Vrat – November 5, Wednesday
  
• Kartika Purnima – November 5, Wednesday
• Anvadhan – November 5, Wednesday
• Uttama Manvadi – November 5, Wednesday
• Margashirsha begins (North) – November 6, Thursday
• Masik Karthigai – November 6, Thursday
• Ishti – November 6, Thursday
• Rohini Vrat – November 7, Friday
• Ganadhipa Sankashti – November 8, Saturday
• Masik Krishna Janmashtami – November 11, Tuesday
• Kalabhairav Jayanti – November 12, Wednesday
• Kalashtami – November 12, Wednesday
• Nehru Jayanti / Children’s Day – November 14, Friday
• Utpanna Ekadashi – November 15, Saturday
• Vrishchika Sankranti – November 16, Sunday
• Mandala Pooja begins – November 17, Monday
• Soma Pradosh Vrat – November 17, Monday
• Masik Shivaratri – November 18, Tuesday
• Darsha Amavasya – November 19, Wednesday
• Anvadhan – November 20, Thursday
• Margashirsha Amavasya – November 20, Thursday
• Ishti – November 21, Friday
• Chandra Darshana – November 22, Saturday
  
• Vinayaka Chaturthi – November 24, Monday
• Vivah Panchami – November 25, Tuesday
• Naga Panchami (Telugu) – November 25, Tuesday
• Subrahmanya Sashti – November 26, Wednesday
• Champa Shashthi – November 26, Wednesday
• Skanda Sashti – November 26, Wednesday
• Masik Durgashtami – November 28, Friday

Throughout November, devotees across India will take part in various rituals, prayers, and fasting traditions. With several auspicious days and festivals spread across the month, the festival calendar acts as a helpful guide for those observing each event in accordance with their faith and customs.