Sravana Masam is the fifth month in a traditional Hindu Kannada calendar followed in Karnataka. Kannada Sravana Masam 2025 is from July 25 to August 23. Nag Panchami, Varalakshmi Vratam, Ashunya Shayan Vrat, Rig and Yajur Upakarma and Sri Krishna Jayanti.
Update - Shravan Mahina in North India is from - July 11 to August 9 (all details about Shravan in North India.)
Mangala Gouri Puja is performed on all Tuesdays in the month.
Pradosh Fasting Dates in Shravana Masam are:
Pradosh – August 6
Pradosh – August 20
Ekadasi Fasting dates in Sravana Masam are:
Putrada Ekadasi – August 5
Aja Ekadasi – August 19
Sankashti Chaturthi monthly fasting dedicated to Lord Ganesh in Shravan Month is August 12, 2025 – Moonrise or Chandrodaya is at 9:40 PM.
Kannada Shravana Month 2025 Shukla Paksha and Krishna Paksha
Kannada Shravana Masa 2025 Shukla Paksha (Waxing phase of moon) is from July 25 to August 9.
Kannada Shravana Masam 2025 Krishna Paksha (Waning phase of moon) is from August 10 to August 23.
Purnima in Kannada Shravana Masam
Shravana Purnima or Full moon day is on August 9, 2025.
The Purnima begins at 2:12 PM on August 8 and ends at 1:25 PM on August 9.Raksha Bandhan is observed on August 9.
Upakarma is also on August 9.
Amavasya in Kannada Shravana Masam
Shravan Amavasya is on August 23.
The Amavasi begins at 11:56 AM on August 22 and ends at 11:36 AM on August 23.Pola is observed on August 23.
Pithori Amavasya is on August 23.
Kannada Shravana Masam Festivals and Auspicious days
Madhushravani Tritiya – July 27
Durva Ganapati Vrat – July 28
Nag Panchami – July 29
Kalki Jayanti - July 30
Kalki Jayanti - July 30
Durva Ashtami – August 1
Varalakshmi Vrat – August 8
Rig Shravani – August 9
Rig Shravani – August 9
Raksha Bandhan – August 9
Sri Krishna Jayanti – August 15
Please note that nija or real Shravan Mahina 2025 in traditional Hindu calendar followed in North India is from July 11 to August 9.
Shravan Month in Maharashtra, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh is similar to the Kannada Calendar.
Next month in Kannada calendar is the Bhadrapada Masa.