Telugu Calendar 2020: Important Dates & Festivals

Telugu people celebrate all their festivals in its most traditional form. They are always abiding by the rules set for worshipping the almighty and have a lot of days in the month on which they keep a fast. Though fasting on every other day is not recommended, numerous fasting days are only meant to be picked by the devotee. For instance, some people fast on the Ekadashi, some prohibit eating rice on that day but do not observe a fast. Similarly on Purnima, many people observe a fast. Donations are made and prayers are performed on these days. Before we discuss these fasts further, let’s first find out which are the days on which a festival is falling and will be called a holiday in our Telugu Calendar 2020:

Telugu Calendar 2020: List of Festivals

Note: The listed holidays are mentioned in the above Telugu Calendar 2020 strictly considering the norms, yet a discrepancy can arise owing to change in officially declared dates. Keep checking our page to stay updated.

Holidays on festivals are not days of relaxation, but days of celebrations. Human life is decorated with such special days which they can dedicate to their loved ones. Giving gifts is a way to show affection while strengthening the relation. Religious aspects of these days suggest performing prayers and following the tradition is a way to please god and receive their blessings. But are the festivals commonly celebrated the only days of importance? Certainly not!

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Days of fasting or festivals like Devutthana ekadashi or Tulsi Vivah are equally important, but not given the designation of a major festival. These days are celebrated in specific regions and specific cultures, hence not acknowledged as a holiday. Given below is the list of such days which is otherwise very important in Telugu culture. One such day is Pradosh Vrat, which falls twice every month. Check the table to know when is Pradosh Vrat in 2020.

Pradosh Vrat 2020

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Telugu language is spoken by the people of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. They follow Telugu Panchangam or Telugu calendar to determine the important fasting days as well as festivals. These days are considered auspicious and performing prayers is particularly beneficial on these occasions. The new year for Telugu community begins with Ugadi, also known as Yugadi (the end of an era), which is on March 25 in the year 2020.The exact dates of Telugu festivals 2020 and tithi for important days are given here in this Telugu calendar 2020 which are accurate. Any changes if announced officially can be a reason for changes, if any.

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