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Festival calendar · 2026 Vat Savitri Vrat 2026: Date in India and Abroad

Vat Savitri Vrat 2026 is on Saturday, 16 May in New Delhi. The date is the same in all the cities below.

Vat Savitri Vrat 2026 in your city

Dates and times are local to each city, worked out for its sunrise, sunset and time zone.

India
CityDateTime
New DelhiSat, 16 MayThe whole day
MumbaiSat, 16 MayThe whole day
KolkataSat, 16 MayThe whole day
ChennaiSat, 16 MayThe whole day
BengaluruSat, 16 MayThe whole day
HyderabadSat, 16 MayThe whole day
AhmedabadSat, 16 MayThe whole day
PuneSat, 16 MayThe whole day
JaipurSat, 16 MayThe whole day
LucknowSat, 16 MayThe whole day
PatnaSat, 16 MayThe whole day
VaranasiSat, 16 MayThe whole day
Outside India
CityDateTime
LondonSat, 16 MayThe whole day
New YorkSat, 16 MayThe whole day
TorontoSat, 16 MayThe whole day
DubaiSat, 16 MayThe whole day
SingaporeSat, 16 MayThe whole day
SydneySat, 16 MayThe whole day

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What is Vat Savitri Vrat?

Vat Savitri Vrat is a fast kept by married women for their husbands, recalling Savitri, who won back Satyavan's life. Women worship the banyan tree and tie thread around its trunk.

How the date is decided

In north India it is Jyeshtha Amavasya (Vaishakha in the amanta calendar), on the Amavasya current in the afternoon (aparahna), which can be the day it begins.

Where traditions differ

Maharashtra, Gujarat and the south keep Vat Purnima a fortnight later, on Jyeshtha Purnima.

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Questions about Vat Savitri Vrat 2026

When is Vat Savitri Vrat in 2026?

Vat Savitri Vrat 2026 is on Saturday, 16 May in New Delhi. The date is the same in all the cities below.

Is Vat Savitri Vrat 2026 on a different date in the USA, UK or Australia?

No. In London, New York, Toronto, Dubai, Singapore and Sydney it is also on Saturday, 16 May, though the times differ.

Festival days begin at sunrise, as in a traditional Panchang. Check with your family priest for rites that follow a particular tradition.