Indian Festival

  Parashurama Jayanti on  Saturday, April 22, 2023 Akshaya Tritiya on  Saturday, April 22, 2023 Tritiya Tithi Begins -   07:49  AM   on  Apr 22, 2023 Tritiya Tithi Ends -  07:47  AM   on  Apr 23, 2023 Parashurama Jayanti in 2023 In honour of the birth anniversary of Lord Vishnu's sixth incarnation, Parashurama Jayanti is observed. It occurs in Vaishakha during Shukla Paksha Tritiya. Since it is thought that Parashurama was born during Pradosh Kala, celebrations for Parashurama Jayanti are held on the day when Tritiya is in effect at that time. Lord Vishnu's sixth manifestation is intended to lighten Earth's load by eliminating the wicked, destructive, and irreligious kings who exploited the planet's resources and neglected their responsibilities as monarchs. Contrary to all other avatars, according to Hinduism, Parashurama still resides on Earth. As a result, Parashurama is not revered like Rama and Krishna are. At the revered ...

  The celebration of Krishna Janmashtami commemorates the occasion of Lord Krishna's birth. Gokulashtami, Shrikrishna Jayanti, and simply Janmashtami are other names for Krishna Janmashtami. Krishna Janmashtami is also known as Satam Atham in Gujarat, while Ashtami Rohini is observed on this day in South India, particularly in Kerala. The birth anniversary of Lord Krishna is commemorated annually on Janmashtami, which is observed all across India. Janmashtami Origin | Significance Janmashtami is getting saw since the birth period of Lord Krishna. Janmashtami is the 5200+ years old ceremonial festival of the birth commemoration of Lord Krishna. According to Vedic time sequence, in 2015 it would be the 5242th birth commemoration of Lord Krishna. Krishna Janmashtami is critical occasion in most Krishna sanctuaries. The urban communities and towns which are connected with Lord Krishna, Janmashtami is a family festivity. In the notable urban communities, Mathura, Vrindavan and Dwarka Kr...

 

Bhai Dooj on Wednesday, October 26, 2022  Bhai Dooj Aparahna Time - 01:12 PM to 03:27 PM  Duration - 02 Hours 14 Mins  Dwitiya Tithi Begins - 02:42 PM on Oct 26, 2022  Dwitiya Tithi Ends - 12:45 PM on Oct 27, 2022  Bhai Dooj 2022:- On Bhaiya Dooj, sisters execute the Tika ceremony to pray for their brothers to have long and happy lives, and brothers give gifts to their sisters. Bhau Beej, Bhatra Dwitiya, Bhai Dwitiya, and Bhathru Dwithiya are some more names for Bhaiya Dooj. The celebration Bhai Dooj is the one, that means the extraordinary association between a sibling and a sister. The bond which not at all like some other, stands apart from the rest in its own and extraordinary manner. This exceptional association is otherwise called Bhai Teeka, Yam dwitiya, Bhrat dwitya and so on. Bhai Dooj for the most part falls on the dull lunar fortnight, in the period of Kartik. This date falls just after Diwali, 2 days to be accurate. On this event, the sister's apply ...

Ahoi Ashtami Puja Muhurat - 05:50 PM to 07:05 PM Length - 01 Hour 15 Mins Govardhana Radha Kunda Snan on Monday, October 17, 2022 Sanjh (evening) time for locating Stars - 06:13 PM Moonrise on Ahoi Ashtami - 11:24 PM Ashtami Tithi Begins - 09:29 AM on Oct 17, 2022 Ashtami Tithi Ends - 11:57 AM on Oct 18, 2022 2022 Ahoi Ashtami:- Customarily, on Ahoi Ashtami moms used to quick from day break to nightfall for the prosperity of their children. Be that as it may, in present day India, the quick is noticed for the prosperity of all youngsters for example for children as well concerning little girls. Quick is broken during nightfall subsequent to locating stars overhead. A few ladies break the quick in the wake of locating the moon however it very well may be hard to follow as the moon rises late in the night on Ahoi Ashtami. Ahoi Ashtami fasting day falls roughly eight days before Diwali Puja and four days after Karwa Chauth. Like Karwa Chauth, Ahoi Ashtami is more well known in North India...

            Durgashtami on   Monday, October 3, 2022 Ashtami Tithi Begins -  06:47  PM   on  Oct 02, 2022 Ashtami Tithi Ends -  04:37  PM   on  Oct 03, 2022 Mahashtami and Durgashtami in 2022:- The second day of Durga Puja is known as Mahashtami or Maha Durgashtami. One of the most significant days of the Durga Puja is Maha Ashtami. Mahasnan and Shodashopachar Puja, which is essentially similar to Maha Saptami Puja except for Prana Pratishtha (), which is performed just once on Maha Saptami, kicks off Durga Puja on Maha Ashtami. Nine little pots are put on Maha Ashtami, and nine Shaktis of Durga are invoked in them. During Maha Ashtami Puja, Goddess Durga is honoured in all nine of her incarnations. On Maha Ashtami, young unmarried ladies are also worshipped and honoured as the goddess Durga. Kumari Puja refers to the worship of young females during Durga Puja. All nine days of Durga Navratri are observed in cert...

Harvest time Equinox on Friday, September 23, 2022 Pre-winter Equinox Time - 06:33 AM Harvest time Equinox Sunrise - 06:10 AM Harvest time Equinox Sunset - 06:17 PM Harvest time Equinox Day Duration - 12 Hours 07 Mins 00 Secs Harvest time Equinox Previous Day Duration - 12 Hours 08 Mins 42 Secs Harvest time Equinox Next Day Duration - 12 Hours 05 Mins 19 Secs Noticed:-   All timings are addressed in 12-hour documentation in nearby season of New Delhi, India with DST change (if pertinent). Hours which are past 12 PM are suffixed with following day date. In Panchang day starts and finishes with dawn. 2022 Autumnal Equinox | September Equinox:- An Equinox is a galactic occasion that happens two times, once in spring and once in pre-winter, every year when the slant of the Earth's pivot is slanted neither away from nor towards the Sun. During Equinoxes the slant of the Earth (concerning the Sun) is 0° and in light of its term of the day and the night are practically equivalent on...

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