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Kalashtami is observed on the eighth lunar day (Ashtami) of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon) and is dedicated to Lord Kala Bhairava, a fierce form of Lord Shiva.
Devotees worship Lord Kala Bhairava to seek protection from negative energies and obstacles. Special rituals and fasting are performed to honor the deity, believed to guard against evil and grant strength and courage. Temples dedicated to Bhairava hold night-long vigils and prayers on this day.
| Day | Date |
|---|---|
| Friday | January 29 |
| Sunday | February 28 |
| Monday | March 29 |
| Wednesday | April 28 |
| Friday | May 28 |
| Sunday | June 27 |
| Monday | July 26 |
| Tuesday | August 24 |
| Thursday | September 23 |
| Friday | October 22 |
| Saturday | November 20 |
| Monday | December 20 |
Kalashtami is considered a powerful time to invoke divine protection and spiritual cleansing. Many devotees avoid negative actions and engage in charitable deeds. The day symbolizes overcoming fears and transformation through the grace of Lord Bhairava.
In 2027 first Kalashtami vrat is on 29th January followed by, 28th February, 29th March, 28th April, 28th May, 27th June, 26th July, 24th August, 23rd September, 22nd October, 20th November, and the last Kalashtami date in 2027 marks on 20th December. Devotees are requested to fast and offer pooja on all these Kalashtami days for the well-being of their own and beloved ones.