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.