Sankatahara Chathurthi Dates 2025

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Sankatahara Chaturthi 2025 – Sankatahara Chaturthi 2025 also known as Sanakshti Chaturthi 2025 is one of the most auspicious and important days for observing fast. It is generally followed every month on the Fourth day of Krishna Paksha (Waning Moon). One can find in the Hindu lunar calendar two Chaturthi Tithis; one after Full Moon Day during Krishna Paksha and one after New Moon Day (Amavasai). The one after Full Moon day is called Sankashti Chaturthi and the other is called Vinayak Chaturthi.

Amavasai 2025 / Pournami 2025 / Pradosham 2025 / Karthigai 2025 / Ashtami 2025 / Navami 2025 / Sashti 2025 / Sankatahara Chathurthi 2025 / Thiruvonam 2025 / Maha Sivarathiri 2025 / Ekadhasi 2025 / Chathurthi 2025 / Chandra Darisanam 2025 / Karinaal 2025

Year – 2025 Amavasai Pournami Pradosham Karthigai Ashtami Navami Sashti Sankatahara
Chathurthi		 Thiruvonam Maadha
Sivarathiri		 Ekadhasi Chathurthi Chandra
Darisanam		 Karinaal
January

29 Wed

13 Mon

11 Sat

27 Mon

09 Thu

07 Tue

22 Wed

08 Wed

23 Thu

05 Sun

17 Fri

02 Thu

30 Thu

27 Mon

10 Fri

25 Sat

03 Fri

30 Thu

15 Wed

16 Thu

17 Fri

24 Fri

30 Thu
February

27 Thu

12 Wed

10 Mon

25 Tue

06 Thu

05 Wed

20 Thu

06 Thu

21 Fri

03 Mon

01 Sat

26 Wed

26 Wed

08 Sat

01 Sat

 —

27 Thu

28 Fri
March

29 Sat

14 Fri

11 Tue

27 Thu

05 Wed

07 Fri

22 Sat

08 Sat

23 Sun

05 Wed

18 Tue

25 Tue

27 Thu

10 Mon

25 Tue

03 Mon

01 Sat

01 Sat

20 Thu

29 Sat
April

27 Sun

12 Sat

10 Thu

25 Fri

01 Tue

05 Sat

21 Mon

06 Sun

22 Tue

03 Thu

16 Wed

22 Tue

26 Sat

08 Tue

24 Thu

01 Tue

28 Mon

02 Wed

19 Sat

28 Mon
Year – 2025 Amavasai Pournami Pradosham Karthigai Ashtami Navami Sashti Sankatahara
Chathurthi		 Thiruvonam Maadha
Sivarathiri		 Ekadhasi Chathurthi Chandra
Darisanam		 Karinaal
May

27 Tue

12 Mon

09 Fri

24 Sat

26 Mon

04 Sun

20 Tue

05 Mon

21 Wed

02 Fri

25 Sun

19 Mon

25 Sun

08 Thu

23 Fri

01 Thu

30 Fri

28 Wed

21 Wed

30 Fri

31 Sat
June

25 Wed

11 Wed

08 Sun

23 Mon

22 Sun

03 Tue

18 Wed

04 Wed

19 Thu

01 Sun

14 Sat

15 Sun

23 Mon

06 Fri

21 Sat

26 Thu

07 Sat

15 Sat

20 Thu
July

24 Thu

10 Thu

08 Tue

22 Tue

20 Sun

03 Thu

18 Fri

04 Fri

19 Sat

01 Tue

30 Wed

14 Mon

13 Sun

23 Wed

06 Sun

21 Mon

28 Mon

25 Fri

17 Thu

25 Fri
August

23 Sat

09 Sat

06 Wed

20 Wed

16 Sat

01 Fri

16 Sat

31 Sun

02 Sat

17 Sun

29 Fri

12 Tue

08 Fri

21 Thu

05 Tue

19 Tue

27 Wed

24 Sun

18 Mon

25 Mon
Year – 2025 Amavasai Pournami Pradosham Karthigai Ashtami Navami Sashti Sankatahara
Chathurthi		 Thiruvonam Maadha
Sivarathiri		 Ekadhasi Chathurthi Chandra
Darisanam		 Karinaal
September

21 Sun

07 Sun

05 Fri

19 Fri

12 Fri

14 Sun

30 Tue

01 Mon

15 Mon

28 Sun

10 Wed

05 Fri

19 Fri

03 Wed

17 Wed

25 Thu

23 Tue

13 Sat
October

21 Tue

07 Tue

04 Sat

18 Sat

10 Fri

14 Tue

29 Wed

01 Wed

15 Wed

30 Thu

27 Mon

10 Fri

03 Fri

30 Thu

19 Sun

03 Fri

17 Fri

25 Sat

22 Wed

02 Thu

15 Wed

22 Wed
November

20 Thu

05 Wed

03 Mon

17 Mon

06 Thu

12 Wed

28 Fri

13 Thu

29 Sat

26 Wed

08 Sat

26 Wed

18 Tue

02 Sun

15 Sat

24 Mon

21 Fri

05 Wed

16 Sun

25 Tue
December

19 Fri

04 Thu

02 Tue

17 Wed

04 Thu

12 Fri

28 Sun

13 Sat

29 Mon

26 Fri

07 Sun

23 Tue

18 Thu

01 Mon

15 Mon

30 Tue

24 Wed

21 Sun

02 Tue

21 Sun

24 Wed

26 Fri
Sankatahara Chathurthi 2025
Sankatahara Chathurthi 2025

About Sankatahara Chaturthi 2025:

As per the Hindu Calendar, every lunar month is marked by two Chathurthi Tithis. One is the Sankatahara Chathurthi and the other is Vinayaka Chathurthi. Sankatahara Chathurthi 2025 occurs during Krishna Paksha on the full-moon day called pournami, whereas the other one which is Vinayaka Chathurthi, dawns immediately following Amavasai or the new moon day, at the time of Shukla Paksha.

Fasting During Sankatahara Chathurthi:

Fasting for Sankatahara Chathurthi is highly popular in the western part of the country i.e. Maharashtra and down south in Tamil Nadu. There are two schools of thought about the fasting ritual for Sankatahara Chathurthi. The Purnimant School are of the belief that Sankatahara Chathurthi occurs during the month of Magha, whereas believers from Amavasyant School consider this auspicious thithi to fall during Paush maasam, and hence fasting must be observed at that time. One more variation is the Angarki Chathurthi, referring to Sankatahara Chathurthi occurring on a Tuesday, and believed as highly favourable. Sankatahara Chathurthi during the Magha maasam also goes by the name of Sakat Chauth in North India.

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