Months in Hindi

Month's Name in the Indian Calendar

• Chaitra corresponds to March-April and marks the beginning of the new year in some regions.
• Vaishakh spans April to May, often associated with harvest festivals.
• Jyaishtha is observed from May to June, known for the onset of summer and various regional rituals.
• Ashadha extends from June to July; significant for monsoon celebrations in various cultures.
• Shravana occurs in July-August, a month significant for religious observances and festivals.
• Bhadrapad is from August to September, often linked with the worship of deities and the beginning of the agricultural season.
• Ashwin, covering September to October, is noted for major festivals like Durga Puja and Navratri.
• Kartik spans October to November, a month rich in cultural festivities and auspicious ceremonies.
• Margashirsha, also known as Aghan, occurs in November-December, marked by the start of winter.
• Paush covers December to January, traditionally a time for harvest and new beginnings.
• Magh spans January-February, often associated with rituals and seasonal changes in agriculture.
• Phalgun, covering February-March, is known for the festival of Holi, symbolizing the arrival of spring.

Test your knowledge of the names of months in Hindi with this quiz. Each month corresponds to different English months, and understanding these can enhance your grasp of the calendar system. Dive into the rich cultural significance behind each month as you answer the questions!