January 2025 – A Month of New Beginnings and Auspicious Celebrations
January 2025 brings new beginnings and a fresh start, with the opportunity to set new resolutions and make plans for the future. January is a month for personal and professional development, a time to focus on achieving goals and reaching new heights. This January, one can look back on the past year and celebrate their achievements and successes. It is a time to reflect on what went well and to set new targets for the upcoming year 2025.
Important Religious Festivals of January 2025 in India
For Indians, January 2025 brings with it several important events and festivals that are celebrated with great enthusiasm and importance. One of the most significant religious events in January 2025 is Makar Sankranti, which falls on Tuesday, 14 January. This festival marks the end of winter solstice and the beginning of the sun’s upward journey. It is considered to be an auspicious day for Hindu religion as it is believed that performing religious rituals on this day brings blessings and prosperity.
Another important religious festival of January 2025 is Bhogi. It is celebrated on January 14th 2025, marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is a Hindu festival where people burn old possessions to signify letting go of the past and embracing new beginnings. It is believed that by doing so, it brings good luck and prosperity for the upcoming year.
In addition to these festivals, January 2025 also has several other important religious dates such as Pongal and Lohri. Pongal is celebrated on January 14th at 12:51 PM and Lohri is celebrated on January 14th, both festivals are celebrated to mark the end of winter and the beginning of spring and are considered to be very auspicious for farmers and agricultural communities in India.
Kalnirnay Calendar January 2025
Kalnirnay Pachang January 2025
Events / Festivals in the month of January 2025 in the Kalnirnay Calendar 2025 are as follows –
- Savitribai Phule Mahila Mukti Din 3rd January 2025 Wednesday
- Putrada Ekadashi – Monday 10th January 2025
- Friday – 13th January 2025 – Shakambari Poornima
- Tuesday 17th January 2025 (Time – Chandroday 9.27 PM) – Sankashti Chaturthi
- Thursday 12th January 2025 – Swami Vivekananda Jayanti
- Thursday 12th January 2025 – Rajmata Jijau Saheb Jayanti
- Saturday 13th January 2025 – Bhogi
- 14th January 2025 – Makar Sankranti – Tuesday
- (Start time – 7:36 PM 28th January 2025 & End Time – 29th January 2025 6:05 PM) – Darsh Amavasya – Thursday – 29th January 2025
- Sunday 26th January 2024 – Republic Day of India
Conclusion: January 2025 – A Month of Religious Significance and Cultural Immersion
In summary, January 2025 in India is a month of great religious significance with several important religious observances and festivals that are celebrated with great enthusiasm and importance. It is a perfect time to immerse oneself in the country’s rich heritage and culture and to seek blessings and prosperity for the upcoming year.
January 2025 marks the beginning of the new year and brings with it several important religious observances and festivals for Hindu religion such as Makar Sankranti on January 14th, Bhogi, Pongal and Lohri.
One of the most significant religious events in January 2025 in India is Makar Sankranti, which falls on January 14th.
Makar Sankranti festival marks the end of winter solstice and the beginning of the sun’s upward journey. It is considered to be an auspicious day for Hindu religion as it is believed that performing religious rituals on this day brings blessings and prosperity for Hindu people.
Bhogi is a Hindu festival celebrated on January in India, marking the end of winter and the beginning of spring. People burn old possessions to signify letting go of the past and embracing new beginnings.
Yes, in addition to Makar Sankranti on January 14th and Bhogi on January 13th, January 2025 also has other important religious dates such as Pongal and Lohri. These festivals are celebrated to mark the end of winter and the beginning of spring
