Raowal Monthly Events Calendar 2026

Stay informed about upcoming events, festivals, and activities in Raowal Village. Here is our monthly calendar to help you plan and participate in our community gatherings.

In this section, we will be posting a calendar every month where you can find all the events in village Raowal and important historical and festival dates. For example, every month Pooranmashi, Dasmi, Masya and all the holidays will be posted in our village calendar. 

The Raowal Village calendar is packed with events and activities that bring our community together. Each month, we host a variety of events such as farmers’ markets, craft workshops, health camps, and cultural festivals. These events provide opportunities for residents to engage with one another, celebrate our traditions, and enjoy shared experiences.

Highlights include the Harvest Festival, Diwali Celebration, and Independence Day activities, which showcase our vibrant culture and community spirit. Whether it’s a tree planting drive, tournaments , or an event at Gurudawara Sahib , there’s always something happening in Raowal Village. Stay connected and join us in making our village a lively and welcoming place for everyone.

Quick overview for Masya,Pooranmashi and Dasmi

Masya

Masya refers to the no-moon day or the new moon day in the lunar calendar. It is also known as Amavasya. Masya holds significance in religious practices, and some rituals, prayers, and observances are performed on this day.

People go to Gurudawaras and temples and make their presence. During Masya, the moon is not visible in the sky as it located between the Earth and the Sun.

Because of no moon in the sky during Masya, there is more dark during nights specially during winter as there is fog season as well during winter.Different regions and communities  have their own customs and traditions associated with Masya. Some engage in charity, meditation, or attending religious ceremonies on this day.

Pooranmashi

Pooranmashi also known as Poornima is considered auspicious and is associated with various religious practices and festivals.  People observe fasts, perform pujas (ritual worship), and participate in ceremonies on Poornima. It is also a significant day for conducting charitable acts and spiritual practices.

Poornmashi is also celebrated in various other cultures and traditions around the world. In Indian culture, it is often associated with festivals such as Holi, Guru Purnima, and Raksha Bandhan (Rakhri), which are celebrated on the full moon day of different months.

Dasmi

“Dasmi” refers to the tenth day of the lunar fortnight, which is considered significant in various calendars and traditions. Dasmi is associated with festivals, rituals, or observances that occur on the tenth day of a particular month. In our village, the Raowal people go to Gurudawaras and Samadhs to make their presence and pray.

Many people also use Dasmi as an opportunity to engage in acts of charity and seva (selfless service). People donate food, clothing, or money to those in need, participate in community service projects, or volunteer at local charitable organizations. This practice reflects the Sikh principle of seva and the importance of serving humanity.

Events in the Month of August 2026

Historical Dates in the Month of August 2026

August 07, 2026	Parkash Gurpurab Shri Guru HarKrishan Sahib Ji
August 15, 2026	Independence Day
August 28, 2026	Rakhri (Raksha Bandhan)