Hindu month
Jyeshtha 2030
ज्येष्ठ
Jyeshtha is the peak-summer month, associated with water observances: Ganga Dussehra marks the descent of the Ganga, Nirjala Ekadashi is the strictest waterless fast of the year, and Vat Savitri is kept by married women.
Direct answer
When does Jyeshtha 2030 start and end?
Jyeshtha (Jyeshtha) 2030 runs from Saturday, 18 May 2030 to Saturday, 15 June 2030 in the North Indian purnimanta calendar, Vikram Samvat 2088. In the amanta calendar used in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and South India, the same month runs from 2 June 2030 to 30 June 2030.
Also searched as: Jyeshtha 2030, Jyeshtha Month 2030, Jeth Maas 2030.
North India (purnimanta)
18 May 2030 – 15 June 2030Month ends on Jyeshtha Purnima
Amanta (Maharashtra, Gujarat, South)
2 June 2030 – 30 June 2030Month ends on Jyeshtha Amavasya
Vikram Samvat
2088Jyeshtha of VS 2088
Paksha sequence
Krishna → Shukla (purnimanta)Amanta order runs Shukla → Krishna
Festivals in Jyeshtha 2030
Calculated for the India-baseline Panchang within the purnimanta window of Jyeshtha 2030.
Ekadashi, Purnima & Amavasya in Jyeshtha 2030
Ekadashi
- 27 May 2030Apara Ekadashi
- 12 June 2030Nirjala Ekadashi
Purnima
- 15 June 2030Jyeshtha Purnima (Vat Purnima)
Amavasya
- 1 June 2030Jyeshtha Amavasya (Vat Savitri Amavasya) — Shani Amavasya
Dates follow the sunrise tithi for the India-baseline location. Vrata observance can shift by a day for rules tied to moonrise, pradosha, or nishita — confirm on the day's Panchang page.
What this month is for
Jyeshtha is the peak-summer month, associated with water observances: Ganga Dussehra marks the descent of the Ganga, Nirjala Ekadashi is the strictest waterless fast of the year, and Vat Savitri is kept by married women.
Planning focus
Vat Savitri vrat, Ganga Dussehra snana, Nirjala Ekadashi preparation, and heat-season water charity.
Common questions
When does Jyeshtha start in 2030?
Jyeshtha 2030 starts on Saturday, 18 May 2030 in the North Indian purnimanta calendar, and on Sunday, 2 June 2030 in the amanta calendar used in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and South India.
When does Jyeshtha end in 2030?
The purnimanta month ends on Jyeshtha Purnima, Saturday, 15 June 2030. The amanta month ends on Jyeshtha Amavasya, Sunday, 30 June 2030.
Why do North and South India show different dates?
Both systems use the same new-moon and full-moon moments. Purnimanta months end on Purnima, amanta months end on Amavasya, so the month name shifts by a fortnight for the Krishna paksha. Festival dates are the same; only the month label differs.