Akshaya Tritiya To Mohini Ekadashi, Festivals Celebrated In The Month Of Baisakh

The Baisakh month holds special significance for devotees.

The month of Baisakh began on April 23 and will last till May 24.

April is about to end and soon, we will enter May, as per the English calendar. As per the Hindu calendar, the Baisakh month just began after the Chetra Purnima Tithi ended. For Hindus, the Baisakh month holds special significance and as per the Skanda Purana, it is considered to be the best month for positive outcomes. It is believed that if one takes a bath every day before sunrise and meditates with God during the month of Baisakh, it will lead to great results. During this month, many important festivals are celebrated like Akshaya Tritiya and Mohini Ekadashi. What other festivals will be celebrated during this time? Let’s take a look.

Pandit Nandkishore Mudgal is a famous astrologer at an Astrology Centre located at Pagla Baba Ashram in Deoghar, Jharkhand. In an interview with Local18, he revealed that the new month, Baisakh, has begun according to the Hindu calendar. He further pointed out that performing puja during Baisakh month is auspicious. The month is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Hari kirtans are organised every day in many rural areas to please the Lord. According to him, the month of Baisakh began on April 23 and will last till May 24.

As per Pandit Nandkishore Mudgal, here is a list of festivals that will be celebrated in the month of Baisakh:

April 27 (Saturday) – Sankashti Chaturthi

May 1 (Wednesday) – Monthly Kalashtami

May 2 (Thursday) – Panchak will start and end on 6 May

May 4 (Saturday) – Varuthini Ekadashi

May 5 (Sunday) – Pradosh Vrat

May 6 (Monday) – Monthly Shivratri

May 7 (Tuesday) – Vaishakh Amavasya

May 10 (Friday) – Akshaya Tritiya

May 11 (Saturday) – Vinayak Chaturthi

May 14 (Tuesday) – Vrishabha Sankranti

May 19 (Sunday) – Mohini Ekadashi

May 20 (Monday) – Pradosh Vrat

May 23 (Thursday) Baishakh and Buddha Purnima

Akshaya Tritiya is a festival commonly celebrated by Hindus and Jains. It is celebrated in many parts of India and Nepal. On this auspicious day, people generally begin new ventures, get married or offer charity. No investments in gold, precious metals and gems or property are made on this day. Mohini Ekadashi is considered auspicious as it is believed to remove all sins from those who observe fast on this day.

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