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Monthly Sankashti fast dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Devotees observe a day-long vrat, break fast after moonrise, and recite the Sankashti Stotra for removal of obstacles.

Sunday on Saptami tithi in Adhika month, sacred to Surya Dev. Devotees rise at dawn, bathe in a sacred river, offer Arghya to the Sun, and chant Aditya Hridayam.

Monthly Ashtami vrat for Kala Bhairav, fierce form of Lord Shiva. Midnight puja with black sesame, mustard oil lamp, and recitation of Kalabhairava Ashtakam.

Monthly Janmashtami in Adhika Maas. Devotees fast all day, perform midnight abhishek of Bal Krishna, sing bhajans, and break fast at dawn with panchamrit prasad.

Most meritorious Ekadashi of Adhika Maas. Complete nirjala or grain-free fast, Vishnu Sahasranama recitation, tulsi archana, and raat jagran (all-night vigil).

Pradosh Vrat on Friday is especially potent for family harmony. Shiva-Parvati puja during twilight hour (6–8 pm), abhishek with milk and honey, Pradosha Stotra chanting.

Monthly Shivaratri in sacred Adhika Maas amplifies spiritual merit. Full-day fast, four-prahar puja with bilva leaves, rudrabhishek, and night-long Shiva bhajan.

Last day of the rare leap month. Amavasya is ideal for pitru tarpan (ancestral water offerings) and daan. Pind daan and charity on this day yields double spiritual merit.

Sun’s transit into Gemini marks the start of Mithuna month. Ritual bath at sunrise, Surya Arghya, sesame-jaggery offering, donation to Brahmins, and recitation of Surya Kavacham.

First sighting of the crescent moon after Amavasya. Devotees offer Arghya to the moon with a copper vessel, recite Chandra mantras, and seek lunar blessings for emotional peace.

Monthly Vinayaka Chaturthi vrat. Modak offering, Ganesh Atharvashirsha recitation at midday (shubh muhurat), and 21-durva archana. Moonrise sighting is avoided on this day.

Skanda Sashti honours Lord Murugan (Kartikeya). Kavadi offering, Vel puja, and Skanda Sashti Kavacham recitation. Jamai Shashti is a Bengali tradition honouring sons-in-law with a feast.

Jayanti of Goddess Dhumavati (smoky Mahavidya). Tantric worship with dhoop, crow offerings, and Dhumavati Stotra recitation at dawn.

Monthly Durgashtami to seek the blessings of Maa Durga. Observe fasting, chandi homa, and temple visiting.

Birthday of Lord Shiva as Mahesh, the supreme deity. Special Rudrabhishek with panchamrit, bilva archana, and recitation of Shri Rudram-Chamakam in Shiva temples.

Second Pradosh Vrat of June, on a Friday. Shiva-Parvati twilight worship, abhishek with milk, curd, and rose water. Couples observe this vrat seeking marital harmony and longevity.

Married women worship the sacred Banyan (Vat) tree, tying sacred thread around its trunk — recalling Savitri’s victory over Yama. Fasting for husband’s longevity.