The Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June has 30 days, starting on Tuesday, 1 June and ending on Wednesday, 30 June. The key dates are Apara Ekadashi (1 June), Vat Savitri Vrat (4 June), Ganga Dussehra (13 June), Nirjala Ekadashi (14 June), Muharram (expected around 16 June), Jyeshtha Purnima (18 June), International Yoga Day (21 June), and Hul Diwas along with Yogini Ekadashi (30 June).
Are you searching for the Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June? This guide puts every festival, expected holiday, bank closure, tithi and nakshatra of the month in one place, with a free PDF for offline use. It is useful whether you are a government employee checking leave dates, a student planning around exams, a bank customer, or a family that follows the Panchang for fasts and pujas.
Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June at a Glance
| Detail | June 2027 |
|---|---|
| Month starts / ends | Tuesday, 1 June / Wednesday, 30 June |
| Hindu months (North Indian Purnimanta system) | Jyeshtha Krishna (1-4 June), Jyeshtha Shukla (5-18 June), Ashadha Krishna (from 19 June) |
| Biggest fasts | Apara Ekadashi, Nirjala Ekadashi, Yogini Ekadashi |
| State-specific day | Hul Diwas, 30 June |
| Expected gazetted holiday | Muharram (Ashura), around 16 June |
| Sundays | 6, 13, 20 and 27 June |
| Bank holiday Saturdays | 12 June (2nd) and 26 June (4th) |
| Sunrise in Ranchi | About 5:01 AM to 5:05 AM |
What Makes June 2027 Special in Jharkhand
June is the hottest stretch before the monsoon, and the calendar mixes endurance with devotion. Most dates are Panchang observances, but two matter deeply to the state: Hul Diwas on 30 June, which remembers the Santhal Hul of 1855, and Muharram, a solemn day of remembrance.
This year the religious calendar is packed into mid-month. Ganga Dussehra (13 June), Nirjala Ekadashi (14 June) and Mithuna Sankranti (15 June) fall on three consecutive days, followed by Muharram and Pradosh Vrat on 16 June and Jyeshtha Purnima on 18 June.
Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June: Full Festival & Holiday List
| Date | Day | Festival / Holiday | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 June | Tuesday | Apara Ekadashi | Religious / Panchang |
| 02 June | Wednesday | Pradosh Vrat (Krishna) | Religious / Panchang |
| 03 June | Thursday | Masik Shivaratri | Religious / Panchang |
| 04 June | Friday | Jyeshtha Amavasya / Vat Savitri Vrat | Religious / Panchang |
| 05 June | Saturday | World Environment Day | Observance |
| 08 June | Tuesday | Vinayaka Chaturthi | Religious / Panchang |
| 12 June | Saturday | 2nd Saturday | Bank Holiday |
| 13 June | Sunday | Ganga Dussehra | Religious / Panchang |
| 14 June | Monday | Nirjala Ekadashi | Religious / Panchang |
| 15 June | Tuesday | Mithuna Sankranti | Religious / Panchang |
| 16 June | Wednesday | Muharram / Ashura (tentative) | Expected Gazetted Holiday |
| 16 June | Wednesday | Pradosh Vrat (Shukla) | Religious / Panchang |
| 18 June | Friday | Jyeshtha Purnima / Vat Purnima Vrat | Religious / Panchang |
| 20 June | Sunday | Father’s Day | Observance |
| 21 June | Monday | International Yoga Day | Observance |
| 22 June | Tuesday | Angaraki Sankashti Chaturthi | Religious / Panchang |
| 26 June | Saturday | 4th Saturday | Bank Holiday |
| 27 June | Sunday | Kalashtami | Religious / Panchang |
| 30 June | Wednesday | Yogini Ekadashi | Religious / Panchang |
| 30 June | Wednesday | Hul Diwas | Expected Executive Holiday |
This table is the quick view. The sections below explain each date, with tithi timings for Ranchi so you know exactly when a fast begins and ends.
Download the Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June PDF
Prefer a printable copy? Download the complete Jharkhand Calendar for June 2027 as a PDF and keep it where you need it: pinned on a wall, stuck on an office notice board, or saved on your phone for quick checks. The PDF carries the full holiday list and the festival dates, so you never have to scroll back to this page on a busy day.
[ADD YOUR PDF DOWNLOAD BUTTON AND CALENDAR IMAGE HERE]
Festivals and Holidays in June 2027: Date-Wise Guide
Apara Ekadashi: 1 June (Tuesday)
Apara Ekadashi, also called Achala Ekadashi, falls on the eleventh tithi of Jyeshtha Krishna Paksha. In Ranchi the tithi runs from 10:03 AM on 31 May to 9:40 AM on 1 June, so the fast is kept on 1 June. It is broken on the morning of 2 June, before Dwadashi ends at 8:29 AM.
Pradosh Vrat and Masik Shivaratri: 2 and 3 June
The Krishna Paksha Pradosh Vrat is observed on the evening of 2 June, when Trayodashi is active (8:29 AM on 2 June to 6:35 AM on 3 June). The following night brings Masik Shivaratri, as Chaturdashi lasts from 6:35 AM on 3 June to 4:06 AM on 4 June. Both days are dedicated to Lord Shiva, and many families visit Shiva temples on both evenings.
Jyeshtha Amavasya and Vat Savitri Vrat: 4 June (Friday)
Amavasya lasts from 4:06 AM on 4 June to 1:10 AM on 5 June. Married women observe Vat Savitri Vrat today, tying sacred thread around a banyan tree and praying for their husbands’ long life, inspired by the story of Savitri and Satyavan. Some communities, particularly in Gujarat and Maharashtra, keep the same vow on Jyeshtha Purnima, which is why Vat Purnima Vrat also appears on 18 June.
Vinayaka Chaturthi: 8 June (Tuesday)
Shukla Chaturthi runs from 3:26 PM on 7 June to 12:22 PM on 8 June. Because the tithi is active at sunrise on 8 June, devotees of Lord Ganesha observe the vrat on that day.
Ganga Dussehra: 13 June (Sunday)
Ganga Dussehra marks the descent of the river Ganga to earth and falls on Jyeshtha Shukla Dashami, which runs from 2:45 AM on 13 June to 2:13 AM on 14 June. Devotees bathe in rivers or ponds, or at home with a few drops of Gangajal, and give charity.
Nirjala Ekadashi: 14 June (Monday)
Nirjala Ekadashi, also known as Bhimseni Ekadashi, is the toughest Ekadashi fast: no food and no water for the whole day. The tithi runs from 2:13 AM on 14 June to 2:09 AM on 15 June, and the fast is broken after sunrise on 15 June (5:02 AM in Ranchi). Believers regard it as equal in merit to all other Ekadashi fasts of the year. Given the heat, elderly people, pregnant women, children and anyone with a medical condition should consult a doctor first.
Mithuna Sankranti: 15 June (Tuesday)
The Sun moves from Vrishabha (Taurus) into Mithuna (Gemini) at about 6:41 PM IST on 15 June, according to the sidereal calculation. Sankranti days are linked with an early bath, charity and prayers to Lord Surya.
Muharram (Ashura) and Pradosh Vrat: 16 June (Wednesday, expected)
The Islamic New Year, 1 Muharram 1449 AH, is expected around 6 to 7 June, which places Ashura, the tenth day, around 16 June in India. Ashura remembers the martyrdom of Imam Hussain at Karbala, and in many parts of Jharkhand it is marked with Tazia processions and gatherings of mourning. Muharram was a gazetted holiday in 2026, and the same is expected in 2027. The date depends on moon sighting and can shift by a day.
The same Wednesday also has the Shukla Paksha Pradosh Vrat, known as Budha Pradosh. Trayodashi runs from 2:31 AM on 16 June to 3:21 AM on 17 June.
Jyeshtha Purnima and Vat Purnima Vrat: 18 June (Friday)
Purnima lasts from 4:35 AM on 18 June to 6:14 AM on 19 June, so some Panchangs list both dates. Families observe the vrat on 18 June with fasting, Satyanarayan katha, a holy bath and charity. The day is also linked with Sant Kabir Jayanti and the ritual bathing of Lord Jagannath (Snana Yatra), which leads into Rath Yatra on 5 July.
Father’s Day and International Yoga Day: 20 and 21 June
Father’s Day falls on Sunday, 20 June, and International Yoga Day follows on Monday, 21 June. Yoga Day is an observance, not a public holiday, but schools, offices and yoga centres usually hold group sessions. Being close to the summer solstice, Ranchi gets about 13 hours 34 minutes of daylight that day.
Angaraki Sankashti Chaturthi: 22 June (Tuesday)
Krishna Chaturthi runs from 1:08 PM on 22 June to 3:43 PM on 23 June. The moon rises in Ranchi at about 9:10 PM on 22 June, while Chaturthi is still active, so the Sankashti fast falls on this day. Because it lands on a Tuesday (Angaraki), it is considered especially significant for devotees of Ganesha, who break the fast after sighting the moon.
Kalashtami: 27 June (Sunday)
Krishna Ashtami runs from 9:52 PM on 26 June to 10:45 PM on 27 June. Kalashtami is dedicated to Kalabhairava, a fierce form of Lord Shiva, and is marked with night-time prayers. A few local Panchangs may list 26 June, so confirm with your priest or temple.
Yogini Ekadashi and Hul Diwas: 30 June (Wednesday)
The month ends with two important dates. Yogini Ekadashi, the first Ekadashi of Ashadha Krishna Paksha, runs from 10:05 PM on 29 June to 8:31 PM on 30 June, and the fast is broken on the morning of 1 July. On the same day, Jharkhand observes Hul Diwas, explained in detail below.
Day-Wise Panchang for June 2027 (Ranchi)
| Date | Day | Sunrise | Tithi at Sunrise | Nakshatra at Sunrise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jun | Tue | 5:02 AM | Krishna Ekadashi – till 9:40 AM | Revati – till 12:49 PM |
| 2 Jun | Wed | 5:02 AM | Krishna Dwadashi – till 8:29 AM | Ashwini – till 12:16 PM |
| 3 Jun | Thu | 5:02 AM | Krishna Trayodashi – till 6:35 AM | Bharani – till 11:01 AM |
| 4 Jun | Fri | 5:02 AM | Amavasya – till 1:10 AM (5 Jun) | Krittika – till 9:13 AM |
| 5 Jun | Sat | 5:02 AM | Shukla Pratipada – till 9:59 PM | Rohini – till 7:01 AM |
| 6 Jun | Sun | 5:01 AM | Shukla Dwitiya – till 6:41 PM | Ardra – till 2:08 AM (7 Jun) |
| 7 Jun | Mon | 5:01 AM | Shukla Tritiya – till 3:26 PM | Punarvasu – till 11:45 PM |
| 8 Jun | Tue | 5:01 AM | Shukla Chaturthi – till 12:22 PM | Pushya – till 9:36 PM |
| 9 Jun | Wed | 5:01 AM | Shukla Panchami – till 9:36 AM | Ashlesha – till 7:47 PM |
| 10 Jun | Thu | 5:01 AM | Shukla Shashthi – till 7:12 AM | Magha – till 6:23 PM |
| 11 Jun | Fri | 5:01 AM | Shukla Saptami – till 5:14 AM | Purva Phalguni – till 5:27 PM |
| 12 Jun | Sat | 5:02 AM | Shukla Navami – till 2:45 AM (13 Jun) | Uttara Phalguni – till 4:59 PM |
| 13 Jun | Sun | 5:02 AM | Shukla Dashami – till 2:13 AM (14 Jun) | Hasta – till 4:59 PM |
| 14 Jun | Mon | 5:02 AM | Shukla Ekadashi – till 2:09 AM (15 Jun) | Chitra – till 5:27 PM |
| 15 Jun | Tue | 5:02 AM | Shukla Dwadashi – till 2:31 AM (16 Jun) | Swati – till 6:22 PM |
| 16 Jun | Wed | 5:02 AM | Shukla Trayodashi – till 3:21 AM (17 Jun) | Vishakha – till 7:43 PM |
| 17 Jun | Thu | 5:02 AM | Shukla Chaturdashi – till 4:35 AM (18 Jun) | Anuradha – till 9:29 PM |
| 18 Jun | Fri | 5:02 AM | Purnima – till 6:14 AM (19 Jun) | Jyeshtha – till 11:40 PM |
| 19 Jun | Sat | 5:02 AM | Purnima – till 6:14 AM | Mula – till 2:12 AM (20 Jun) |
| 20 Jun | Sun | 5:03 AM | Krishna Pratipada – till 8:16 AM | Purva Ashadha – till 5:03 AM (21 Jun) |
| 21 Jun | Mon | 5:03 AM | Krishna Dwitiya – till 10:36 AM | Uttara Ashadha – till 8:07 AM (22 Jun) |
| 22 Jun | Tue | 5:03 AM | Krishna Tritiya – till 1:08 PM | Uttara Ashadha – till 8:07 AM |
| 23 Jun | Wed | 5:03 AM | Krishna Chaturthi – till 3:43 PM | Shravana – till 11:17 AM |
| 24 Jun | Thu | 5:03 AM | Krishna Panchami – till 6:11 PM | Dhanishtha – till 2:20 PM |
| 25 Jun | Fri | 5:04 AM | Krishna Shashthi – till 8:18 PM | Shatabhisha – till 5:06 PM |
| 26 Jun | Sat | 5:04 AM | Krishna Saptami – till 9:52 PM | Purva Bhadrapada – till 7:22 PM |
| 27 Jun | Sun | 5:04 AM | Krishna Ashtami – till 10:45 PM | Uttara Bhadrapada – till 8:58 PM |
| 28 Jun | Mon | 5:05 AM | Krishna Navami – till 10:50 PM | Revati – till 9:48 PM |
| 29 Jun | Tue | 5:05 AM | Krishna Dashami – till 10:05 PM | Ashwini – till 9:48 PM |
| 30 Jun | Wed | 5:05 AM | Krishna Ekadashi – till 8:31 PM | Bharani – till 9:00 PM |
All times are in IST for Ranchi. On 21 June the nakshatra changes from Purva Ashadha to Uttara Ashadha at about 5:03 AM, just after sunrise.
Bank Holidays in June 2027
Banks in Jharkhand follow the RBI schedule: closed on all Sundays and on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. In June 2027 that means:
- All Sundays: 6, 13, 20 and 27 June
- 12 June (Saturday): 2nd Saturday
- 26 June (Saturday): 4th Saturday
- 16 June (Wednesday): Muharram, if declared a bank holiday
Note that 12-13 June and 26-27 June are back-to-back closures, so finish branch work before those weekends. The RBI usually publishes its holiday list around the start of the year, so check it before planning important transactions.
Who Should Use This Calendar and How
- Government employees: Muharram is the expected gazetted holiday, while Hul Diwas is expected as an executive-order holiday. Applicability can differ by department, so check your office circular.
- Bank customers: Keep the two weekend closures and the mid-week Muharram date in mind.
- Students and teachers: Yoga Day on 21 June often brings special school sessions.
- Devotees: Prepare early for Nirjala Ekadashi on 14 June, and note the parana (fast-breaking) times given above.
Hul Diwas: Why 30 June Matters to Jharkhand
Hul Diwas remembers the Santhal Hul, which began on 30 June 1855 at Bhognadih village, now in Sahibganj district. Sidho and Kanhu Murmu, with their brothers Chand and Bhairav and sisters Phulo and Jhano, led thousands of Santhals against exploitative moneylenders, landlords and colonial revenue practices. The uprising was crushed, but it shook the colonial administration, and the separate Santhal Parganas district was created soon afterwards.
It is regarded as one of the earliest large tribal uprisings in India, predating the events of 1857. Every year, tributes are paid at Bhognadih and across the Santhal Pargana region, and cultural programmes are held in many districts. You will rarely find this date on generic national calendars, which is exactly why a state-specific calendar like this one is useful.
June 2027 vs June 2026: Why the Dates Moved
| Observance | June 2026 | June 2027 |
|---|---|---|
| Nirjala Ekadashi | 25 June (Thursday) | 14 June (Monday) |
| Muharram | 26 June (Friday) | Around 16 June (Wednesday, expected) |
| Jyeshtha Purnima | 29 June (Monday) | 18 June (Friday) |
| Mithuna Sankranti | 14 June (Sunday) | 15 June (Tuesday) |
| Hul Diwas | 30 June (Tuesday) | 30 June (Wednesday) |
| International Yoga Day | 21 June (Sunday) | 21 June (Monday) |
Hindu festivals follow the lunar calendar, and 2026 contained an Adhik (extra) month that pushed many observances later in the year. In 2027 they return to their usual place, which is why Nirjala Ekadashi arrives nearly two weeks earlier. Muharram follows the Islamic lunar year, about 10 to 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year, so it also moves earlier. Fixed-date days such as Hul Diwas and Yoga Day only change their weekday.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Nirjala Ekadashi in 2027? Nirjala Ekadashi falls on Monday, 14 June 2027. The fast is broken on the morning of 15 June after sunrise.
When is Muharram 2027 in Jharkhand? Muharram (Ashura) is expected around Wednesday, 16 June 2027. The date is tentative and depends on moon sighting.
When is Hul Diwas 2027, and is it a holiday? Hul Diwas is on Wednesday, 30 June 2027. It was an executive-order holiday in Jharkhand’s 2026 list, and the 2027 status will be confirmed by the official notification.
When is Vat Savitri Vrat in 2027? Vat Savitri Vrat is on Friday, 4 June 2027 (Jyeshtha Amavasya). Vat Purnima Vrat, observed by some communities, is on 18 June.
When is Ganga Dussehra 2027? Ganga Dussehra is on Sunday, 13 June 2027.
How many Sundays and bank holiday Saturdays are there in June 2027? There are four Sundays (6, 13, 20, 27 June) and two bank holiday Saturdays (12 and 26 June).
Is International Yoga Day a public holiday in Jharkhand? No. Yoga Day on 21 June is an observance, although many institutions hold special events.
When is Yogini Ekadashi 2027? Yogini Ekadashi falls on Wednesday, 30 June 2027, and the fast is broken on 1 July.
Conclusion
The Jharkhand Calendar 2027 June is a month of fasts and remembrance: three Ekadashis, Ganga Dussehra, Vat Savitri and Purnima observances, an expected Muharram holiday, and Hul Diwas closing the month on 30 June. Save the PDF, bookmark this page, and check back after the official 2027 holiday list is released, when any “expected” dates here will be confirmed.