Detailed Insights: Odia Kohinoor Calendar January 2026
Welcome to the most accurate and trusted digital version of the
Odia Kohinoor Calendar for January 2026. As the
first month of the Gregorian year, January spans across the
traditional Odia lunar months of Pausha and
Magha masa. This month brings a blend of highly auspicious
festivals, crucial fasting days (Upabasa), and important national
holidays.
Key Festivals & Government Holidays
For those planning their work schedules or school holidays, the
Odisha Government has officially declared two major state holidays
in January. The highly celebrated
Makar Sankranti falls on January 14, 2026, marking
the sun's auspicious transit. Later in the month, students and
devotees will observe
Saraswati Puja (Basanta Panchami) on January 23,
2026. Republic Day will be celebrated nationwide on January 26th.
January 2026 Marriage Dates (Bahaghara Tithi)
A common question among Odia families is regarding auspicious
wedding dates. According to the precise astrological calculations of
the Kohinoor Panjika 2026, January features several
highly auspicious marriage muhurats (Bahaghara Tithi). Families
looking to finalize wedding dates can confidently plan for the
auspicious days falling on
January 14, 23, 25, and 28.
Ekadashi & Fasting Dates
For devotees observing traditional fasts, January features two vital
Ekadashi dates. The Shattila Ekadashi aligns
perfectly with Makar Sankranti on January 14, multiplying its
spiritual significance. The month concludes with the
Bhaimi Ekadashi (also known as Jaya Ekadashi) on
January 29, 2026.
