Sankashti Chaturthi List 2023 - Sankashti Chaturthi Full Calendar

Sankashti Chaturthi List 2023 – Sankashti Chaturthi Full Calendar – Sankashti Chaturthi is celebrated on the Chaturthi date which falls after the full moon or full moon date during Krishna Paksha. Staunch devotees of Lord Ganesha observe a strict fast during Sankashti Chaturthi every year.

As we enter the new year 2023, knowing the dates and timings of Sankashti Chaturthi Vrat 2023 will help people plan for the auspicious day. While every week, Tuesday is considered to be the day of Lord Ganesha, the Chaturthi that falls on Tuesday is said to be highly auspicious and is called Angarika Chaturthi. This Sankashti Chaturthi 2023 calendar will help the devotees of Lord Ganesha to observe his Sankashti Chaturthi vrat and pray to the Almighty.

Sankashti Chaturthi vrat is observed from sunrise to moonrise on the day of Sankashti Chaturthi. People believe that performing this fast can help them to please Lord Ganesha, known as Vighnaharta and end all their pain and struggles. While every Sankashti Chaturthi is important, the most auspicious is considered to be the Chaturthi date in the month of Magh. Here is the complete list of Sankashti Chaturthi 2023 dates along with puja and fasting timings.

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Sankashti Chaturthi List 2023 – Sankashti Chaturthi Full Calendar

Date	Day	Sankashti Chaturthi	Timing	Timing
January 10, 2023	Tuesday	Lambodara Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 12:09 pm, Jan 10 Ends – 02:31 pm, Jan 11	09:10 pm
February 9, 2023	Thursday	Dwijapriya Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 06:23 am, Feb 09 Ends – 07:58 am, Feb 10	09:25 pm
March 11, 2023	Saturday	Bhalachandra Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 09:42 pm, Mar 10 Ends – 11:05 pm, Mar 11	09:45 pm
April 9, 2023	Sunday	Vikata Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 09:35 am, Apr 09 Ends – 08:37 am, Apr 10	09:30 pm
May 8, 2023	Monday	Ekadanta Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 06:18 pm, May 08 Ends – 04:08 pm, May 09	09:23 pm
June 7, 2023	Wednesday	Krishnapingala Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 12:50 am, Jun 07 Ends – 09:50 pm, Jun 07	10:16 pm
July 6, 2023	Thursday	Gajanana Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 06:30 am, Jul 06 Ends – 03:12 am, Jul 07	09:53 pm
August 4, 2023	Friday	Gajanana Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 12:45 pm, Aug 04 Ends – 09:39 am, Aug 05	09:17 pm
September 3, 2023	Sunday	Heramba Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 08:49 pm, Sep 02 Ends – 06:24 pm, Sep 03	09:20 pm
October 2, 2023	Monday	Vighnaraja Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 07:36 am, Oct 02 Ends – 06:11 am, Oct 03	08:42 pm
November 1, 2023	Wednesday	Vakratunda Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 09:30 pm, Oct 31 Ends – 09:19 pm, Nov 01	09:06 pm
November 30, 2023	Thursday	Ganadhipa Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 02:24 pm, Nov 30 Ends – 03:31 pm, Dec 01	08:44 pm
December 30, 2023	Saturday	Akhuratha Sankashti Chaturthi	Begins – 09:43 am, Dec 30 Ends – 11:55 am, Dec 31	—

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What is Sankashti Chathurthi?

In Sanskrit, the words “Sankashti” and “Chaturthi” stand for the fourth day and, respectively, “deliverance during difficult times,” respectively. Millions of followers in India and other countries across the world observe this holiday, which is of utmost significance to Hindu culture.

Sankashti Chaturthi 2023 Dates And Time List:

January 10th – Tuesday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Jan 10, 12:09 PM – Jan 11, 2:31 PM
February 9th – Thursday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Feb 09, 6:23 AM – Feb 10, 7:58 AM
March 11th – Saturday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Mar 10, 9:42 PM – Mar 11, 10:06 PM
April 9th – Sunday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Apr 09, 9:35 AM – Apr 10, 8:37 AM
May 8th – Monday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: May 08, 6:19 PM – May 09, 4:08 PM
June 7th – Wednesday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Jun 07, 12:50 AM – Jun 07, 9:51 PM
July 6th – Thursday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Jul 06, 6:30 AM – Jul 07, 3:13 AM
August 4th – Friday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Aug 04, 12:45 PM – Aug 05, 9:40 AM
September 2nd – Saturday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Sep 02, 8:49 PM – Sep 03, 6:24 PM
October 2nd – Monday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Oct 02, 7:36 AM – Oct 03, 6:12 AM
November 1st – Wednesday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Oct 31, 9:30 PM – Nov 01, 9:19 PM
November 30th – Thursday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Nov 30, 2:25 PM – Dec 01, 3:31 PM
December 30th – Saturday	Chaturthi Tithi Timing: Dec 30, 9:44 AM – Dec 31, 11:56 AM

FAQ: Sankashti Chaturthi List 2023

What is Sankashti Chaturthi?

Ans: Sankashti Chaturthi is a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha, observed on the fourth day (Chaturthi) of the Krishna Paksha (waning phase of the moon) in the Hindu calendar month. It is celebrated to seek blessings and remove obstacles.

When is Sankashti Chaturthi celebrated?

Ans: Sankashti Chaturthi is observed once every lunar month, typically falling between the months of January to December. The exact date depends on the Hindu lunar calendar and varies each month.

How do people observe this festival?

Ans: Devotees wake up early, perform a ritualistic bath, and observe a strict fast until they sight the moon. They visit Ganesha temples, offer special prayers, and chant hymns dedicated to Lord Ganesha.

What is the significance of the fast?

Ans: Observing the fast on Sankashti Chaturthi is believed to bring prosperity, success, and good fortune. It is also believed to remove obstacles and challenges from one’s life.

Can anyone observe Sankashti Chaturthi?

Ans: Yes, Sankashti Chaturthi is open to all, regardless of age or gender. Devotees from different walks of life come together to seek blessings from Lord Ganesha and participate in the festivities.

Is it compulsory to observe a fast?

Ans: No, it is not mandatory to observe a fast on Sankashti Chaturthi. While fasting is a common practice, some people may opt for a partial fast or engage in spiritual activities to celebrate the occasion.

What is the story behind the festival?

Ans: The legend of King Shiva and his wife Shiva is commonly associated with Sankashti Chaturthi. The story speaks of their devotion to Lord Ganesha and how observing this fast helped them overcome their difficulties.