Śrī Mahālakṣmī Vratam Samāpti, Jīvitaputrikā Vrata (Jitiyā Vrata)
Kṛṣṇa Navamī27:20+
🌅06:40
21
🌇18:48
🌙 Ārdrā20:50
Kṛṣṇa Daśamī24:59+
🌅06:40
22
🌇18:46
🌙 Punarvasu19:18
🌛 Karkaṭa 13:42
Kṛṣṇa Ekādaśī22:30
🌅06:41
23
🌇18:45
🌙 Puṣya17:36
Puraṭṭāsi Śanikkiḻamai, Indirā Ekādaśī
Kṛṣṇa Dvādaśī19:56
🌅06:42
24
🌇18:43
🌙 Āśleṣā15:49
🌛 Siṃha 15:49
Maghā Śrāddha, 🔱 Pradoṣam
Kṛṣṇa Trayodaśī17:24
🌅06:43
25
🌇18:42
🌙 Maghā14:02
Māsa Śivarātri
Kṛṣṇa Caturdaśī15:00
🌅06:43
26
🌇18:41
🌙 Pūrva Phālgunī12:21
🌛 Kanyā 17:58
Peddala Amāvāsya, Amāvāsyā Tarpaṇam
Kṛṣṇa Amāvāsyā12:53
🌅06:44
27
🌇18:39
🌙 Uttara Phālgunī10:56
Eṅgili Pūla Bathukamma, Gajacchāyā Yoga
Śukla Prathamā11:10
🌅06:45
28
🌇18:38
🌙 Hasta09:55
🌛 Tulā 21:36
Śārad Navarātri Begin, Aṭkula Bathukamma
Śukla Dvitīyā10:00
🌅06:45
29
🌇18:36
🌙 Citrā09:26
Muddapappu Bathukamma
Śukla Tṛtīyā09:30
🌅06:46
30
🌇18:35
🌙 Svātī09:37
🌛 Vṛścika 28:13+
Nānabiyyaṃ Bathukamma, Vinchhuḍo Ārambha
Each cell, top to bottom: tithi name, then sunrise (left) - date - sunset (right), then nakshatra, then moon's rashi with its entry time, then any festival/vrat for that day.
A (+) after a time indicates it ends after midnight. Since the Hindu day runs sunrise to sunrise, that time still belongs to the day shown on the cell. Subtract 24 from it to get the next day's civil date. Example: on the 12th, a tithi/nakshatra/sun/moon time reading 29:34+ ends at 5:34 AM on the 13th.
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