Navratri 2028
Sharad Navratri in 2028, day by day: Ghatasthapana, Durga Ashtami, Sandhi Puja and Maha Navami for your city, and the day of Vijayadashami.
Navratri in Delhi
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Delhi, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Mumbai
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Mumbai, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Kolkata
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Kolkata, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 18 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Chennai
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Chennai, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Bengaluru
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Bengaluru, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Hyderabad
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Hyderabad, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Ahmedabad
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Ahmedabad, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Pune
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Pune, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Jaipur
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Jaipur, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Lucknow
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Lucknow, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in London
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 703 days. In London, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 10 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in New York City
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 703 days. In New York City, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 4 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Toronto
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 703 days. In Toronto, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 4 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Sydney
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Sydney, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 23 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Dubai
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Dubai, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 15 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
Navratri in Singapore
Tuesday, 19 September
Navratri is in 702 days. In Singapore, the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 19 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday.
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Delhi
Delhi timeIn Delhi, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Delhi. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:09 – 10:09 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:23 – 15:46 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Mumbai
Mumbai timeIn Mumbai, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Mumbai. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:27 – 10:27 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:41 – 16:05 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Kolkata
Kolkata timeIn Kolkata, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 18 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Kolkata. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 05:25 – 09:25 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 12:39 – 15:02 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Chennai
Chennai timeIn Chennai, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Chennai. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 05:58 – 09:58 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:11 – 15:36 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Bengaluru
Bengaluru timeIn Bengaluru, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Bengaluru. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:09 – 10:09 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:22 – 15:46 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Hyderabad
Hyderabad timeIn Hyderabad, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Hyderabad. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:05 – 10:05 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:18 – 15:43 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad timeIn Ahmedabad, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Ahmedabad. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:28 – 10:28 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:42 – 16:06 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Pune
Pune timeIn Pune, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Pune. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:23 – 10:23 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:37 – 16:01 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Jaipur
Jaipur timeIn Jaipur, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 16 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Jaipur. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:15 – 10:15 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:29 – 15:52 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Lucknow
Lucknow timeIn Lucknow, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 23:53 to Tue 20:00: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 17 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Lucknow. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 05:54 – 09:54 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 06:34 – 07:22 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:08 – 15:32 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in London
London timeIn London, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 19:23 to Tue 15:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 10 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
London. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:43 – 10:43 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā and Caturthī | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Monday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Navamī | Mahānavamī: the Navamī covers under three muhūrtas of Monday evening, so it is kept on the later day, Tuesday NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 02:04 – 02:52 DS p. 69 |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 14:01 – 16:23 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in New York City
New York City timeIn New York City, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 14:23 to Tue 10:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 4 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
New York City. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:42 – 10:30 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā and Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Monday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 21:04 – 21:52 DS p. 69 |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Navamī | Mahānavamī: the Navamī covers under three muhūrtas of Monday evening, so it is kept on the later day, Tuesday NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:57 – 16:20 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Toronto
Toronto timeIn Toronto, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 14:23 to Tue 10:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 4 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Toronto. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā and Dvitīyā | Ghatasthapana 07:03 – 10:30 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Monday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 21:04 – 21:52 DS p. 69 |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Navamī | Mahānavamī: the Navamī covers under three muhūrtas of Monday evening, so it is kept on the later day, Tuesday NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 14:19 – 16:41 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Sydney
Sydney timeIn Sydney, the Pratipadā runs from Tue 04:23 to Wed 00:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 23 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Sydney. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 05:49 – 09:49 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 11:04 – 11:52 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Thu 28 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 12:59 – 14:25 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Dubai
Dubai timeIn Dubai, the Pratipadā runs from Mon 22:23 to Tue 18:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 15 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Dubai. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:07 – 10:07 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī and Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Monday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Navamī | Mahānavamī: the Navamī covers under three muhūrtas of Monday evening, so it is kept on the later day, Tuesday NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 05:04 – 05:52 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 13:21 – 15:44 Dussehra 2028 |
How the day is chosen
The kalaśa is set up on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā current at sunrise, best when it lasts three muhūrtas after it, never on the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless the Pratipadā touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. The window is the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, or the Abhijit muhūrta when that fails. The kalaśa is never set up in the afternoon or at night. Dharmasindhu p. 65
Monday or Tuesday in Singapore
Singapore timeIn Singapore, the Pratipadā runs from Tue 02:23 to 22:30: the Pratipadā is current at Tuesday’s sunrise and lasts 19 muhūrtas after it, so Navratri begins on Tuesday. Dharmasindhu p. 65
In Bengal, the worship of these days follows the Tithi-tattva: Durga Puja 2028
Sharad Navratri 2028, day by day
Singapore. A day can carry two tithis, or a tithi two days. DS pp. 65–66This year the Durgāṣṭamī and the Mahānavamī fall on the same day, Tuesday, 26 September: the Aṣṭamī is current at its sunrise and the Navamī covers its evening. DS p. 69
| Day | Date | Tithi at sunrise | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Tue 19 Sep | Pratipadā | Ghatasthapana 06:55 – 10:55 DS p. 65 |
| Day 2 | Wed 20 Sep | Dvitīyā | |
| Day 3 | Thu 21 Sep | Tṛtīyā | |
| Day 4 | Fri 22 Sep | Caturthī | |
| Day 5 | Sat 23 Sep | Pañcamī | |
| Day 6 | Sun 24 Sep | Ṣaṣṭhī | |
| Day 7 | Mon 25 Sep | Saptamī | |
| Day 8 | Tue 26 Sep | Aṣṭamī | Durgāṣṭamī: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī NS pp. 262–264; DS p. 69 Mahānavamī: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening NS pp. 272–273; DS p. 69 Sandhi-pūjā 09:04 – 09:52 DS p. 69 |
| Day 9 | Wed 27 Sep | Navamī | |
| Vijayadashami | Wed 27 Sep | Daśamī | Afternoon pūjā 14:07 – 16:32 Dussehra 2028 |
Navratri 2028 around the world
Each city’s own sunrise and sunset- DelhiSthāpana 06:09 – 10:09
- MumbaiSthāpana 06:27 – 10:27
- KolkataSthāpana 05:25 – 09:25
- ChennaiSthāpana 05:58 – 09:58
- BengaluruSthāpana 06:09 – 10:09
- HyderabadSthāpana 06:05 – 10:05
- AhmedabadSthāpana 06:28 – 10:28
- PuneSthāpana 06:23 – 10:23
- JaipurSthāpana 06:15 – 10:15
- LucknowSthāpana 05:54 – 09:54
- LondonSthāpana 06:43 – 10:43
- New York CitySthāpana 06:42 – 10:30
- TorontoSthāpana 07:03 – 10:30
- SydneySthāpana 05:49 – 09:49
- DubaiSthāpana 06:07 – 10:07
- SingaporeSthāpana 06:55 – 10:55
Other years: Navratri 2026, Navratri 2027; all Navratri dates.
Questions
From the Dharmasindhu p. 65, with the page for each.
When does Navratri 2028 start?
In Delhi, on Tuesday, 19 September 2028, with Ghatasthapana from 06:09 to 10:09. Every city on this page keeps the same day. Dharmasindhu p. 65
What time is Ghatasthapana?
In the first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, failing that at the Abhijit muhūrta, never in the afternoon or at night. The Pratipadā’s first sixteen nāḍīs, Citrā and Vaidhṛti are avoided where the time allows, never at the cost of the forenoon. Dharmasindhu pp. 65–66
When is Durga Ashtami 2028?
In Delhi, on Tuesday, 26 September 2028: the Aṣṭamī is current at Tuesday’s sunrise, joined to the Navamī. The Mahānavamī falls the same day. Nirṇaya-sindhu pp. 262–264; Dharmasindhu p. 69
When is Maha Navami 2028?
In Delhi, on Tuesday, 26 September 2028: the Navamī, joined to the Aṣṭamī, covers three muhūrtas of Tuesday evening. Nirṇaya-sindhu pp. 272–273; Dharmasindhu p. 69
What time is Sandhi Puja?
At the junction of the Aṣṭamī and the Navamī: the last ghaṭikā of the Aṣṭamī and the first of the Navamī, 48 minutes across it. In Delhi in 2028, 06:34 to 07:22 on Tuesday, 26 September. Dharmasindhu p. 69
Which days are Chaitra and Sharad Navratri?
Sharad Navratri begins on the Āśvina śukla Pratipadā and ends with Vijayadashami on the Daśamī. Chaitra Navratri, in the spring, begins on the Caitra śukla Pratipadā by the same first-day rule and ends on the Navamī, the day of Rāma-navamī or the one before. This page gives both, day by day. Nirṇaya-sindhu p. 113; Dharmasindhu pp. 31, 34
Why is the date different in the US or UK?
Navratri’s first day is decided by the Pratipadā at sunrise at the city. The tithi begins and ends at the same moment everywhere, but sunrise and sunset come at different hours, so a city far to the west or east can keep another day. Dharmasindhu p. 65
How the day is found
Read the methodology- The first day
- The Āśvina śukla Pratipadā at sunrise, never the one joined with Amāvasyā, unless it touches no sunrise or lasts under a muhūrta. Dharmasindhu p. 65.
- The window
- The first ten ghaṭikās (four hours) after sunrise while the Pratipadā runs, failing that the Abhijit muhūrta. Dharmasindhu pp. 65–66.
- Cautions
- The Pratipadā’s first sixteen nāḍīs, Citrā and Vaidhṛti are avoided where the time allows, never at the cost of the forenoon.
- Sunrise
- At the centre of the Sun’s disc, with refraction, for the chosen city. Every date is that city’s own.
Sunrise and sunset at the centre of the Sun’s disc, with refraction · Lahiri ayanamsa for month names · each city’s own time · Swiss Ephemeris · Method