Viswavasu Nama Samvatsaram (విశ్వావసు నామ సంవత్సరం)

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Telugu Months in December 2025

  • Margasira Masam: November 21 – December 20, 2025
  • Pushya Masam: December 21, 2025 – January 18, 2026

Major Festivals in December 2025

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Complete Day-wise Telugu Calendar – December 2025

Week 1

  • Dec 1 (Sun) – Margasira Suddha Ekadashi – Gita Jayanti, Mokshada Ekadashi
  • Dec 2 (Mon) – Margasira Suddha Dwadasi – Pradosh Vratam
  • Dec 3 (Tue) – Margasira Suddha Trayodasi – Karthigai Deepam
  • Dec 4 (Wed) – Margasira Pournami – Dattatreya Jayanti, Annapurna Jayanti

Week 2

  • Dec 7 (Sat) – Margasira Bahula Chaturthi – Sankashta Hara Chaturthi

Week 3

  • Dec 11 (Wed) – Margasira Bahula Saptami – Kalashtami

Week 4

  • Dec 15 (Sun) – Margasira Bahula Ekadashi – Saphala Ekadashi
  • Dec 16 (Mon) – Margasira Bahula Dwadasi – Pradosh Vratam
  • Dec 19 (Thu) – Margasira Amavasya (New Moon)

Week 5

  • Dec 21 (Sat) – Pushya Masam Begins, Dhanur Sankramanam
  • Dec 25 (Thu) – Pushya Suddha Shashthi – Christmas (Public Holiday)
  • Dec 30 (Tue) – Pushya Suddha Ekadashi – Vaikuntha Ekadashi / Pausha Putrada Ekadashi
  • Dec 31 (Wed) – Pushya Suddha Dwadasi – Pradosh Vratam, New Year’s Eve

Ekadashi Fasting Dates – December 2025

  • Dec 1 → Mokshada Ekadashi
  • Dec 15 → Saphala Ekadashi
  • Dec 30 → Vaikuntha Ekadashi (Most auspicious – believed to open the gates of Vaikuntha)

Pournami & Amavasya – December 2025

  • Pournami (Full Moon): December 4, 2025 – Margasira Pournami
  • Amavasya (New Moon): December 19, 2025 – Margasira Amavasya

Other Important Vratams & Observances

  • Pradosh Vratam: Dec 2, 16, 31
  • Sankashta Hara Chaturthi: Dec 7
  • Kalashtami: Dec 11
  • Masika Durgashtami: Dec 27

Public Holidays in December 2025

  • December 25 – Christmas

Quick Notes for Devotees

  • Margasira Masam is highly auspicious for Lord Krishna worship.
  • Pushya Masam (starting Dec 21) is considered one of the holiest Hindu months.
  • Vaikuntha Ekadashi (Dec 30) is the most powerful Ekadashi of the year.
  • Fasting on Ekadashi is widely believed to bring spiritual upliftment.
  • Amavasya is ideal for Pitru Tarpanam (ancestral rites).