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Kartik Purnima in Bhubaneswar

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CityBhubaneswar, India
Time zoneAsia/Kolkata
Tithi / timingKartik Purnima
DeityShiva / Vishnu
ObservanceDev Deepawali
WherePan-India

Date and timing in this city

In Bhubaneswar (भुवनेश्वर), the festival of Kartik Purnima is observed on the full moon of the lunar month of Kartik. For the year 2026, the date computed for Bhubaneswar is Tuesday 24 November 2026. For 2027, the date is Sunday 14 November 2027.

These dates are worked out for Bhubaneswar's own sunrise and for the local time zone, Asia/Kolkata. The tithi of Kartik Purnima is the full moon day, and the observance is tied to the panchang as it applies to this location rather than to a general national calendar.

Why the date can differ from India

Festival dates in the Hindu calendar are not fixed to the solar calendar. They follow the lunar month and the tithi, and the tithi is judged by the sunrise at a given place. Because sunrise occurs at different moments across the country, the same tithi can begin or end on a different civil date in different cities.

This is why a date printed for India as a whole may not always match the date observed in Bhubaneswar. The panchang for Bhubaneswar is the relevant reference here. Traditions also differ in how the lunar month is reckoned — some follow the amanta system and some the purnimanta — and Smarta and Vaishnava observances can vary in emphasis. Where such differences exist, they are best read alongside a local panchang rather than assumed to be uniform.

Where and how the community celebrates

Kartik Purnima is observed across India, and Bhubaneswar is no exception. The day is associated with Shiva and Vishnu, and in many places it is also kept as Dev Deepawali, a festival of lights.

In general terms, observance includes ritual bathing, lamps, prayer and charitable giving, with families and neighbourhoods following the customs of their own tradition. Because the brief does not name specific venues, temples, events or organisers in Bhubaneswar, this page does not point to any particular one. Readers in the city can follow the practice of their own family, sampradaya or local temple.

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