Bhadrapada Month Festivals in Hindu Calendar

Bhadrapada Festivals

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List of Bhadrapada Festivals

Kajari Teej

Krishna Janmashtami

Aja Ekadashi

Dahi Handi

Gayatri Japam

Hartalika Teej

Ganesh Chaturthi

Rishi Panchami

Radha Ashtami

Parsva Ekadashi

Ganesh Visarjan

Vamana Jayanti

Mahalakshmi Vrat Begins

Anant Chaturdashi

Durva Ashtami

List of Bhadrapada Festivals

1. Kajari Teej - Next Teej after Hariyali Teej which comes after fifteen days of Hariyali Teej is known as Kajari Teej. On this day, married women fast for their husband's longevity. Kajari Teej is also called Kajali Teej and Badi Teej.
2. Krishna Janmashtami - Krishna Janmashtami Date, Puja Muhurat, Parana and Nishita Puja timings are given. Krishna Janmashtami is a festival commemorating the birth of Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna was the ninth incarnation of Vishnu's Dashavatara.
3. Aja Ekadashi - According to Purnimanta Hindu calendar, Ekadashi of Bhadrapada Krishna Paksha and according to Amanta Hindu calendar, Ekadashi of Shravana Krishna Paksha is known as Aja Ekadashi. As per the instructions of Gautam Rishi, King Harishchandra also observed this fast to get relief from suffering.
4. Dahi Handi - Dahi Handi is a famous sportive event organized in the cities of Maharashtra and Goa. Dahi Handi is celebrated on the next day of Krishna Janmashtami. Dahi Handi festival marks the Makhan Chori Leela of Lord Krishna.
5. Gayatri Japam - Gayatri Japam day is linked with Upakarma day and it is observed on the next of Shravani Upakarma day. On this occasion, young students studying Vedas, start learning Vedas only after performing the Upakarma ritual.
6. Hartalika Teej - Hartalika Teej is celebrated on the third day of the Shukla Paksha of the Bhadrapada month. Haritalika Teej falls one month after Hariyali Teej and most of the time celebrated one day before Ganesha Chaturthi. On this day, Goddess Parvati is worshipped for a happy married life and to get children.
7. Ganesh Chaturthi - According to Hindu calendar, Shukla Paksha Vinayaka Chaturthi of the Bhadrapada month is known as Ganesha Chaturthi. The birth anniversary of Lord Ganesha is celebrated as Ganesha Chaturthi. Lord Ganesha is worshipped as the God of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune.
8. Rishi Panchami - Shukla Paksha Panchami of Bhadrapada month is celebrated as Rishi Panchami. Rishi Panchami is not a festival, but a fasting day observed by women to pay obeisance to the Sapta Rishis and to get purified from Rajaswala Dosha.
9. Radha Ashtami - The birth anniversary of Goddess Radha is celebrated as Radha Ashtami. It's celebrated on the Ashtami Tithi of Shukla Paksha of Bhadrapada month in Hindu calendar. On this day, devotees of Goddess Radha observe a one-day fast and perform special prayers.
10. Parsva Ekadashi - According to the Hindu calendar, Shukla Paksha Ekadashi of Bhadrapada month is known as Parsva Ekadashi, Parivartini Ekadashi and Jayanti Ekadashi. By worshiping the Vamana form of Lord Vishnu on this day, one gets the virtuous results of worshiping the Trinity.
11. Ganesh Visarjan - On Ganesha Visarjana day the idol of Lord Ganesha is immersed in water body, usually in lakes or ponds after a large procession. Ananta Chaturdashi is considered the most important day for Ganesha Visarjana.
12. Vamana Jayanti - Vamana Jayanti is the birth anniversary of Vamana Avatara of Lord Vishnu. Vamana was the fifth incarnation of Lord Vishnu during Treta Yuga. Lord Vishnu incarnated as Lord Vamana with the aim of freeing Swarga Loka, Bhu Loka and Patala Loka from the rule of King Bali.
13. Mahalakshmi Vrat Begins - Mahalakshmi Vrat begins on Shukla Ashtami during Bhadrapada month which comes after four days of Ganesha Chaturthi. This fast is observed to please Goddess Lakshmi. Radha Ashtami and Durva Ashtami fasts are also observed on this day.
14. Anant Chaturdashi - Shukla Paksha Chaturdashi of Bhadrapada month is celebrated as Anant Chaturdashi. Anant Chaturdashi is the most significant day to worship Lord Vishnu in Anant form. On this day devotees of Lord Vishnu observe a day long fast and tie sacred thread during Puja.
15. Durva Ashtami - Durvashtami Vrat is observed during Shukla Paksha Ashtami in the month of Bhadrapada. Durva Ashtami Vrat is mainly observed by women. On this day, Lord Ganesha is worshipped by offering Durva for the well-being.

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