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| DAY | DATE | PUNJABI | EVENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 14 January 2025 | Maagh | Sangrand |
| Wednesday | 12 February 2025 | Phagan | Sangrand |
| Friday | 14 March 2025 | Chet | Sangrand |
| Sunday | 13 April 2025 | Vaisakh | Sangrand |
| Wednesday | 14 May 2025 | Jeth | Sangrand |
| Sunday | 15 June 2025 | Harh | Sangrand |
| Wednesday | 16 July 2025 | Sawan | Sangrand |
| Saturday | 16 August 2025 | Bhadon | Sangrand |
| Tuesday | 16 September 2025 | Assu | Sangrand |
| Friday | 17 October 2025 | Kattak | Sangrand |
| Sunday | 16 November 2025 | Maghar | Sangrand |
| Monday | 15 December 2025 | Poh | Sangrand |
Sangrand Dates – A Month-by-Month Guide
Here’s a look at each Sangrand in 2025, its corresponding Desi month, and the spiritual theme often associated with it:
January 14 – Maagh (Tuesday)
As the new year begins, this Sangrand invites Sikhs to reset spiritually — to refocus on Guru’s teachings and embrace fresh intentions despite the winter chill.
February 12 – Phagan (Wednesday)
With spring on the horizon, Phagan Sangrand brings renewed hope. It’s a time of togetherness and preparing the heart for new beginnings.
March 14 – Chet (Friday)
Chet truly feels like a fresh start. Nature awakens, and so does the spirit. It’s the perfect moment for inner growth and spiritual planting.
April 13 – Vaisakh (Sunday)
This Sangrand is extra special, often coinciding with Vaisakhi — a major celebration of the Khalsa’s formation. Gratitude and renewed commitment flow strongly in this month.
May 14 – Jeth (Wednesday)
As the heat begins to build, Jeth reminds Sikhs of the importance of seva — selfless service. It’s a call to help others with open hearts.
June 15 – Harh (Sunday)
Harh can be testing with its intense heat, but it teaches endurance and faith. This Sangrand encourages inner strength and resilience.
July 16 – Sawan (Wednesday)
Sawan’s rains refresh the earth — and the soul. It’s a time for peace, introspection, and reconnecting with one’s spiritual core.
August 16 – Bhadon (Saturday)
Bhadon Sangrand turns focus inward. It calls for clearing the mind, purifying intentions, and staying grounded in the face of daily distractions.
September 16 – Assu (Tuesday)
As the year transitions into autumn, Assu is all about balance. It’s a moment to check in — spiritually and emotionally — and realign with the Divine.
October 17 – Kattak (Friday)
With leaves falling, Kattak whispers a lesson: everything changes. But faith remains. This Sangrand inspires acts of goodness and staying spiritually centered.
November 16 – Maghar (Sunday)
As daylight fades earlier, Maghar becomes a beacon. It urges Sikhs to find that inner light and stay connected to the teachings of the Guru.
December 15 – Poh (Monday)
The year ends with Poh Sangrand — a powerful time to reflect on what was, and to walk into the new year with hope, remembrance, and spiritual warmth.
Why Sangrand Still Matters Today
More than just a date on the calendar, Sangrand is a chance to pause and reflect. It encourages Sikhs to reconnect with the Guru’s words, especially the deep spiritual wisdom found in the Baramaha. Every month is an opportunity — to reset, to grow, and to come closer to the Divine. In a busy world, Sangrand is that gentle reminder: slow down, look within, and stay aligned with your soul’s true path.