In 2023, the next Jyeshtha Purnima tithi in India begins on Saturday, June 03 at 11:16 AM Indian Standard Time(IST). And, it will end on Sunday, June 04 at 09:11 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). On this day, the moon will be in (Sagittarius) Dhanu Rashi.
This exclusive article is especially related to the full moon names in accordance with the Hindu full moon calendar of 2023. Not to mention, in India, full moon day is also known as Purnima or Poornima. In general, you can say that the full moon in Hindi is called Purnima.
The full moon day always occurs when the sun, earth, and moon are aligned perfectly in a straight line. In layman, the sun and the moon are separated by 180 degrees. In fact, only on a full moon day, a lunar eclipse can occur.
This article will give you a complete overview of the Hindu full moon calendar 2023 with its lunar dates, time, names, and moon signs. So, just buckle up. And if you see anything goes wrong, let me know in the comment section. Let’s dive right in!!!
Full Moon January 2023 India – Paush Purnima
According to the Indian full moon calendar 2023, the full moon in January is remarkably known as Paush Purnima (December/January). During Paush Mahina, there is a confluence of three rivers named Ganga, Yamuna, and Saraswati at Prayag Sangam.
In Indian culture, it is believed that whoever takes a holy dip at Prayag Sangam. They are relieved of their sins and one will achieve “Moksha” or “Salvation”. Not to mention, Shakambhari Jayanti is also celebrated during Paush Purnima. That’s why the full moon in January is also known as Shakambhari Purnima.
When is the next Paush Purnima?
The Paush Purnima tithi begins on Friday, January 6, 2023, at 02:14 AM. And, it will end on Saturday, January 07 at 04:37 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day the moon will be in (Cancer) Kark Rashi.
Full Moon February 2023 India – Magha Purnima
In India; according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in February month is remarkably known as Magha Purnima (January/February). During Magh Mahina, the ceremonial Kumbh Mela is held.
A Kumbh Mela occurs once every twelve years. On the other hand, Magha Mela is celebrated annually. In addition, Sant Ravidas Jayanti is also celebrated during Paush Purnima.
When is the next Magha Purnima?
The Magha Purnima tithi begins on Saturday, February 04 at 09:29 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Sunday, February 05 at 11:58 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Leo) Simha Rashi.
Full Moon March 2023 India – Phalguna Purnima
In India, according to the Indian calendar full moon 2023, the full moon in March is remarkably known as Phalguna Purnima (February/March). During Phalguna Purnima, Holika Dahan takes place.
And, a day after that, the Holi Festival will be Celebrated (which is very commonly celebrated in the western world too). Moreover, the Phalguna month marks the arrival of spring. That’s why the full moon in March is also known as the (spring) Vasanta Purnima.
When is the next Phalguna Purnima?
The Phalguna Purnima tithi begins on Monday, March 06 at 04:17 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Tuesday, March 07 at 06:09 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Virgo) Kanya Rashi.
Full Moon April 2023 India – Chaitra Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in April is memorably known as Chaitra Purnima (March/April). On Chaitra Purnima, Hanuman Jayanti is observed by all Hindu communities.
Lord Hanuman is the Vanara God (Monkey God) of Lord Rama Yuga. Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated in the honor of the birth of Lord Hanuman.
When is the next Chaitra Purnima?
The Chaitra Purnima tithi begins on Wednesday, April 05 at 09:19 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Thursday, April 06 at 10:04 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Libra) Tula Rashi.
Full Moon May 2023 India – Vaishakha Purnima
In India, according to the Indian full moon calendar 2023, a full moon in May is memorably known as Vaishaka or Baishaka Purnima (April/May). Not to mention, this day is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Gautama Buddha (also known as Siddarth Gautama – Founder Of Buddhism).
That’s why the Vaishaka Purnima is also known as Buddha Purnima. In fact, not only in India, this day is celebrated as a festival in other Asian countries too.
When is the next Vaishakha Purnima?
The Vaishakha Purnima tithi begins on Thursday, May 04 at 11:44 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Friday, May 05 at 11:03 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Scorpio) Vruschika Rashi.
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Full Moon June 2023 India – Jyeshtha Purnima
In India, according to the Indian full moon calendar 2023, a full moon in June is memorably known as Jyeshtha Purnima (May/June).
On this auspicious day, married women observe fast for the longevity of their husband’s life. And as well as for the prosperity and happiness in their married life.
When is the next Jyeshtha Purnima?
The Jyeshtha Purnima tithi begins on Saturday, June 03 at 11:16 AM Indian Standard Time(IST). And, it will end on Sunday, June 04 at 09:11 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Sagittarius) Dhanu Rashi.
Full Moon July 2023 India – Ashadha Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in July is memorably known as Ashadha Purnima (June/July). This day is also dedicated to all the Gurus; therefore, also known as Guru Purnima.
Not to mention, this month’s Purnima is also celebrated as the birth anniversary of Veda Vyasa. That’s why the Ashadha Purnima is also known as the Vyasa Purnima.
When is the next Ashadha Purnima?
The Ashadha Purnima tithi begins on Sunday, July 02 at 08:21 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Monday, July 03 at 05:08 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Capricorn) Makar Rashi.
Shravana Adhika Purnima 2023
Whenever there are two full moons in one calendar month, as per the Indian Calendar System, the first extra full moon of the month is known as extra (Adhika) Purnima. And, since this extra full moon is occurring in the month of August this year, we call it Shravana Adhika Purnima.
When is the next Shravana Adhika Purnima?
The Shravana Adhika Purnima tithi begins on Tuesday, August 01 at 03:51 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Wednesday, August 02 at 12:01 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day the moon will be in (Aquarius) Kumbha Rashi.
Full Moon August 2023 India – Shravana Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Indian calendar 2023, the full moon in August is memorably known as Shravana Purnima (July/August). There are so many festivals celebrated on this auspicious day.
For example, Hayagriva Jayanti is celebrated on this day. Moreover, this month’s Purnima is also known as Narali Purnima. Not to mention, Raksha Bandhan is also celebrated during the month of Shravana Purnima.
When is the next Shravana Purnima?
The Shravana Purnima tithi begins on Wednesday, August 30 at 10:58 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Thursday, August 31 at 07:05 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Pisces) Meena Rashi.
Full Moon September 2023 India – Madhu Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in September is memorably known as Madhu Purnima (August/September). This month’s full moon is also known as Honey Full Moon Festival.
This Buddhist festival is celebrated in some parts of Bangladesh and by the Mon People of Thailand. On this auspicious day of the month of Bhadra; Hindus observe Uma Maheswara Vrata as well as Shakra Vrata where God Indra (God Of Lightning, Thunder, Rains, and River Flows) is worshipped.
When is the next Madhu Purnima?
The Madhu Purnima tithi begins on Thursday, September 28 at 06:49 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Friday, September 29 at 03:26 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Aries) Mesha Rashi.
Full Moon October 2023 India – Aswin Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Indian calendar 2023, a full moon in October is memorably known as Sharad or Aswin Purnima (September/October).
This Lunar Month of Aswin (September/October) marks the end of the Monsoon Season and the arrival of the Winter season. This day is also celebrated as the birth anniversary of Lakshmi – The Hindu Goddess Of Wealth.
When is the next Aswin Purnima?
The Aswin Purnima tithi begins on Saturday, October 28 at 04:17 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Sunday, October 29 at 01:53 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Taurus) Vrushabh Rashi.
Full Moon November 2023 India – Kartik Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in November is memorably known as Kartik Purnima.
This lunar full moon of Kartik (November/December) is also known as Tripurari Purnima. WHY? Because according to Hindu literature, Lord Shiva killed the Demon named Tripurasura.
When is the next Kartik Purnima?
The Kartik Purnima tithi begins on Sunday, November 26 at 03:53 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Monday, November 27 at 02:45 PM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Gemini) Mithun Rashi.
Full Moon December 2023 India – Margashirsha Purnima
In India, according to the full moon Hindu calendar 2023, a full moon in December is memorably known as Margashirsha Purnima (December/January). This lunar full moon of Margasirsa (December/January) is celebrated as the birth anniversary of the Hindu god Dattatreya (a combined form of the Hindu Male Trinity God).
This trinity god is the combination of three Fundamental Hindu gods i.e Lord Brahma (The Creator Of The Universe), Lord Vishnu (The Preserver Of The Universe), and Lord Shiva (The Destroyer Of The Universe).
When is the next Margashirsha Purnima?
The Margashirsha Purnima tithi begins on Tuesday, December 26 at 05:46 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). And, it will end on Wednesday, December 27 at 06:02 AM Indian Standard Time (IST). Not to mention, on this day, the moon will be in (Cancer) Kark Rashi.
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Lunar calendar will be more or less same in both northern and southern hemisphere.
Solar calendar will differ. Do you find solar calendar for southern hemisphere? I was thinking of festivals like lohri, diwali ( if you believe it to be the start of winter in India) – in southern hemisphere.
Hello Anjali, thank you for your query. A solar calendar is a calendar whose dates indicate the arrival of seasons. I already had covered the solar calendar for the southern hemisphere. I am adding a link related to that article. I am sure you will love it. Keep visiting us…!!!
Seasons in Southern Hemisphere & its Bizarre Consequences
Thank you for sharing the topics of Purnima. They are very helpful for us many people are happy to see it for the information about the Purnima.
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