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June 2023: Upcoming Indian Festivals And Vrat List
June is the sixth month and according to the Hindu calendar, there are numerous festivals and vrats that will be observed this month and followed by devotees with complete rituals. Celebrating festivals is a great way to celebrate cultures and have deep spiritual significance and legends associated with them.
Knowing about the dates of the fasts and festivals in the entire month of June in advance will allow you to prepare for all the rituals better. The month of June is about to begin. Let us know about them.
1
June
2023
-
Pradosh
Vrat
(Shukla),
Ram
Laxman
Dwadashi
Dwadashi
has
its
own
special
significance
in
Hinduism.
The
fast
of
Ekadashi
ends
on
the
day
of
Dwadashi.
Pradosh
Vrat
dedicated
to
Lord
Shiva
will
be
observed
on
the
first
of
June,
while
Ram
Laxman
Dwadashi
will
also
be
celebrated
on
this
day.
3
June
2023
-
Vat
Purnima
fast
Vat
Savitri
fast
is
also
observed
in
the
month
of
June.
It
falls
on
the
full
moon
date
of
Jyestha
month.
According
to
the
Panchang,
the
full
moon
date
of
Shukla
Paksha
of
Jeth
month
will
start
from
11:16
am
on
03
June
and
end
on
04
June
2023
at
9:11
am.
This
time
Vat
Savitri
Vrat
2023
will
be
celebrated
on
Saturday,
03
June
2023.
4
June
2023
-
Jyestha
Purnima
Fast
According
to
the
Panchang,
the
full
moon
of
Shukla
Paksha
of
Jyestha
month
will
be
on
4th
June.
According
to
the
Hindu
calendar,
Jyestha
is
the
third
month
after
Chaitra
and
Baisakh.
Lord
Vishnu
and
Shivji
are
worshipped
on
this
day.
4
June
2023
-
Kabirdas
Jayanti
It
is
believed
that
Kabirdas
was
born
on
the
full
moon
date
of
Jyestha
month.
This
year
Kabir
Jayanti
will
be
celebrated
on
4th
June.
7
June
2023
-
Sankashti
Chaturthi
After
the
Jyestha
month,
the
month
of
Ashadha
will
begin.
Sankashti
Chaturthi
fast
is
observed
on
Chaturthi
Tithi
of
Krishna
Paksha
of
Ashadh
month.
On
this
day
special
worship
is
offered
to
Lord
Ganapati.
10
June
2023
-
Kalashtami
Kalashtami
falls
on
the
eighth
day
of
the
Krishna
Paksha
of
every
month.
This
date
is
considered
dedicated
to
Kaal
Bhairav.
The
Bhairava
form
of
Lord
Shiva
is
worshipped
on
this
day.
14
June
2023
-
Yogini
Ekadashi
Ekadashi
of
Krishna
Paksha
of
Ashadh
month
is
called
Yogini
Ekadashi.
In
the
year
2023,
Yogini
Ekadashi
fast
will
be
observed
on
Wednesday,
14
June
2023.
It
is
believed
that
the
people
who
observe
this
fast
get
freedom
from
their
sins.
15
June
2023
-
Pradosh
Vrat
(Krishna),
Mithun
Sankranti
Pradosh
Vrat
will
be
observed
on
15th
June.
Also,
on
this
day
the
Sun
God
will
move
out
of
Taurus
and
enter
Gemini.
This
is
the
reason
why
this
date
is
called
Mithun
Sankranti.
Sun
God
should
be
worshipped
on
this
day.
16
June
2023
-
Monthly
Shivratri
Shivaratri
fast
dedicated
to
Lord
Shiva
is
observed
on
Chaturdashi
Tithi
of
Krishna
Paksha
of
every
month.
The
monthly
Shivratri
fast
of
Ashadha
month
will
be
observed
on
Friday,
16
June
2023.
20
June
2023
-
Jagannath
Rath
Yatra
In
the
year
2023,
the
festival
of
Rath
Yatra
will
be
celebrated
on
Tuesday,
20
June
2023.
Jagannath
Rath
Yatra
is
considered
very
important.
This
festival
associated
with
faith
and
miracles
is
celebrated
in
Odisha.
28-29
June
2023
-
Eid
al-Adha
Bakrid
is
also
known
as
Eid
ul-Adha
or
Eid-al-Azha.
Eid-al-Azha
will
be
celebrated
in
India
on
28-29
June
2023.
It
will
mark
the
end
of
the
holy
month
of
Ramadan
and
is
celebrated
by
Muslims
across
the
world.
It
is
also
known
as
the
festival
of
sacrifice.
29
June
2023
-
Devshayani
Ekadashi,
Gauri
Vrat
Devshayani
Ekadashi
in
2023
is
on
Tuesday,
29
June
2023.
Devshayani
Ekadashi
is
celebrated
on
the
eleventh
day
of
Ashad
Purnima.
According
to
mythological
belief,
on
this
Ekadashi,
Lord
Vishnu
goes
to
sleep
for
the
next
four
months
and
rests
in
Ksheer
Sagar.
Gauri
Vrat
will
be
observed
from
29
June
2023
this
year
itself.
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