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Vinayaka Chaturthi in June 2028

When is Vinayaka Chaturthi in June 2028? Monday, 26 June — tithi 25 Jun 4:56 PM to 26 Jun 2:17 PM (New Delhi).

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DateTithi BeginsTithi EndsNameDayPaksha / Month (purnimanta)
26 Jun 2028UPCOMING25 Jun, 4:56 PM26 Jun, 2:17 PMVinayaka Chaturthi (Ashadha)MonShukla · Ashadha

All dates & times computed for New Delhi (IST) with the Swiss Ephemeris + Lahiri ayanamsa — not copied.

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Vinayaka Chaturthi timings in June 2028

When each tithi begins, when it ends, and how long it actually runs — computed for Delhi (IST).

DateTithi beginsTithi endsDurationDayPakshaLunar month (purnimanta)
26 Jun25 Jun, 4:56 PM26 Jun, 2:17 PM21 hours 21 minutesMondayShuklaAshadha

Each Vinayaka Chaturthi this month

Vinayaka Chaturthi (Ashadha) — Monday 26 Jun, in the Shukla paksha of Ashadha (purnimanta). The tithi runs 21 hours 21 minutes, from 25 Jun 4:56 PM.

How June compares

Across 2028, a Vinayaka Chaturthi tithi averages 23 hours 7 minutes. In June it averages 21 hours 21 minutes — shorter than the year's average.

Over the year the figure ranges from 20 hours 46 minutes in August to 26 hours 32 minutes in January. The spread exists because the Moon does not move at a constant rate, so a tithi is not a fixed length — which is why the vrat date shifts against the English calendar from month to month.

There are 12 Vinayaka Chaturthis in 2028, of which 1 falls in June.

Every other vrat in June 2028

The other observances falling in the same month, in calendar order.

VratDatesCalendar
Ekadashi3 Jun — Nirjala Ekadashi · 18 Jun — Yogini EkadashiView
Pradosh Vrat4 Jun — Ravi Pradosh · 20 Jun — Bhaum PradoshView
Purnima7 Jun — Jyeshtha PurnimaView
Sankashti Chaturthi10 Jun — Krishnapingala SankashtiView
Kalashtami15 Jun — Kalashtami (Ashadha)View
Masik Karthigai20 Jun — Masik Karthigai (Ashadha)View
Masik Shivratri21 Jun — Masik Shivratri (Ashadha)View
Amavasya22 Jun — Ashadha AmavasyaView
Skanda Sashti27 Jun — Skanda Sashti (Ashadha)View
Masik Durgashtami29 Jun — Masik Durgashtami (Ashadha)View

What is Vinayaka Chaturthi?

Vinayaka Chaturthi is the monthly worship of Ganesha on the fourth tithi of the waxing fortnight. Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, is honoured at midday — the muhurta associated with his birth — with durva grass, modak and the chanting of his names. Devotees keep the vrat for wisdom, success and the removal of obstacles from new undertakings.

Vinayaka vs Sankashti

Each lunar month carries two Chaturthis: the Shukla one (Vinayaka) and the Krishna one (Sankashti). The rhythm of the two — midday worship in the bright fortnight, moonrise worship in the dark — frames the month with Ganesha at both ends. The lists on this site compute both, so you can keep either or both vows.

The midday puja

The Vinayaka puja is performed during madhyahna kaal, roughly the middle of the day, held to be the hour of Ganesha's birth. The fast is typically broken after this puja — a simpler observance than Sankashti's wait for the moon.

How the vrat is kept

The fast runs through the morning and is broken after the madhyahna puja. Devotees bathe, take a sankalp, and worship Ganesha with durva grass — twenty-one blades are the customary count — along with red flowers, modak and laddu. The Sankatnashana Ganesha Stotra or the Ganapati Atharvashirsha is recited where it is known. Unlike Sankashti, which is broken after moonrise, Vinayaka Chaturthi is completed in daylight.

Vinayaka Chaturthi samagri

Gather these before the midday puja:

  • An image or idol of Ganesha
  • Durva grass
  • Red flowers, especially hibiscus
  • Modak or laddu as naivedya
  • Sindoor and chandan
  • A ghee lamp and incense
  • Coconut and betel leaves
  • Akshat (unbroken rice)
  • Panchamrit
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Ekadashi 2028Pradosh Vrat 2028Amavasya 2028Purnima 2028Sankashti Chaturthi 2028Masik Shivratri 2028Skanda Sashti 2028Masik Durgashtami 2028Kalashtami 2028Masik Karthigai 2028Bhanu Saptami 2028

Frequently asked questions

When is Vinayaka Chaturthi in June 2028?+

June 2028 has one Vinayaka Chaturthi: Vinayaka Chaturthi (Ashadha) — Monday, 26 June 2028. Timings are computed for New Delhi.

What is the Vinayaka Chaturthi tithi time in June 2028?+

26 June: tithi 25 Jun 4:56 PM to 26 Jun 2:17 PM. (New Delhi, IST)

How many Vinayaka Chaturthi are in 2028?+

There are 12 Vinayaka Chaturthi in 2028 for the Delhi region — one each lunar month on the Shukla Chaturthi.

How is Vinayaka Chaturthi different from Sankashti?+

Both honour Ganesha, but Vinayaka falls on the waxing (Shukla) Chaturthi with a midday puja, while Sankashti falls on the waning (Krishna) Chaturthi and the fast is broken only after moonrise.

Which Vinayaka Chaturthi is the biggest?+

The Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi is the grand annual Ganesh Chaturthi — the ten-day festival ending with visarjan.

How is the vrat observed?+

Devotees fast till the madhyahna (midday) Ganesha puja, offer durva grass and modak, and chant Ganesha mantras. Practice varies by tradition.

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