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October 2026 CalendarDownload printable October 2026 calendar with holidays and important dates. |
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October 2026 Holidays
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Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 02 October, Friday |
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 2026 marks the birth anniversary of :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, honoring his principles of truth, non-violence, and his role in India’s independence movement. |
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International Day of the Girl Child 11 October, Sunday |
International Day of the Girl Child 2026 focuses on empowering girls, promoting education, equality, and protecting their rights globally. |
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Navratri / Durga Puja 11–20 October, Sunday |
Navratri and Durga Puja 2026 celebrate devotion to Goddess Durga with rituals, dance, and festivities across India marking victory of good over evil. |
October 2026 World/International Observances
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International Day of Older Persons 01 October, Thursday |
International Day of Older Persons 2026 highlights the importance of elderly care, dignity, and healthy aging while promoting awareness about senior citizens' rights worldwide. |
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International Coffee Day 01 October, Thursday |
International Coffee Day 2026 celebrates coffee culture worldwide, appreciating farmers, baristas, and coffee lovers while promoting sustainable coffee production globally. |
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World Vegetarian Day 01 October, Thursday |
World Vegetarian Day 2026 promotes the benefits of a vegetarian lifestyle, encouraging plant-based diets for better health, environmental sustainability, and ethical living. |
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World Animal Day 04 October, Sunday |
World Animal Day 2026 raises awareness about animal rights and welfare, promoting humane treatment and protection of animals across the world. |
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World Teachers' Day 05 October, Monday |
World Teachers' Day 2026 honors educators worldwide, recognizing their contribution to shaping minds and strengthening education systems globally. |
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World Habitat Day 05 October, Monday |
World Habitat Day 2026 focuses on sustainable urban development, housing rights, and improving living conditions in cities around the world. |
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World Space Week 04–10 October, Sunday |
World Space Week 2026 celebrates achievements in space science and technology, inspiring innovation and global interest in space exploration. |
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Indian Air Force Day 08 October, Thursday |
Indian Air Force Day 2026 honors the bravery and achievements of the IAF, showcasing its role in safeguarding India’s airspace. |
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World Post Day 09 October, Friday |
World Post Day 2026 highlights the importance of postal services in communication, connecting people and businesses across the globe. |
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World Mental Health Day 10 October, Saturday |
World Mental Health Day 2026 promotes awareness about mental health issues, encouraging support, care, and well-being for individuals worldwide. |
January 2026 Purnima, Ekadashi, Amavasya
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Indira Ekadashi
06 October, Tuesday
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Indira Ekadashi 2026 is a sacred Hindu fasting day dedicated to Lord Vishnu, observed during Pitru Paksha for ancestral peace, spiritual cleansing, and attaining blessings for family well-being. |
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Ashwin Amavasya
10 October, Saturday
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Ashwin Amavasya 2026 marks the new moon day of Pitru Paksha, dedicated to honoring ancestors through rituals, tarpan, and prayers for peace, liberation, and blessings in family life. |
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Papankusha Ekadashi
22 October, Thursday
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Papankusha Ekadashi 2026 is an important Vishnu fasting day believed to remove sins, grant spiritual merit, and bring prosperity, happiness, and divine protection to devotees observing vrat. |
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Sharad Purnima / Kojagari Puja
25 October, Sunday
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Sharad Purnima 2026, also known as Kojagari Puja, celebrates the brightest full moon night with Lakshmi worship, moonlight rituals, and blessings for wealth, health, and prosperity. |












