Hindu Festivals August 2001: Pomona | Drishya Ganit Panchang

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Thursday, August 2

🪔 Yamunacharya Tirunakshatram

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Friday, August 3

🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Shukla Yajurveda, repeating)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Shukla Yajurveda, first-timer, with parihara)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Baudhayana Sutra, repeating)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Baudhayana Sutra, first-timer, with parihara)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Apastamba Sutra, repeating)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Apastamba Sutra, first-timer, with parihara)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Hiranyakeshi Sutra, repeating)

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🪔 Yajur Upakarma (Krishna Yajurveda, Hiranyakeshi Sutra, first-timer, with parihara)

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🪔 Raksha Bandhan

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Saturday, August 4

🪔 Hayagriva Jayanti

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🪔 Gayatri Japam

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🪔 Rik Upakarma (repeating)

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🪔 Rik Upakarma (first-timer, with parihara)

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Friday, August 10

🪔 Hala Shashti

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Saturday, August 11

🪔 Krishna Janmasthami

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Sunday, August 12

🪔 Vaishnava Janmashtami

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Monday, August 20

🪔 Varaha Jayanti

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Tuesday, August 21

🪔 Sama Upakarma (repeating)

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🪔 Sama Upakarma (first-timer, with Prayashchitta)

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Thursday, August 23

🪔 Shri Balarama Jayanti

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🪔 Sri Srinivasa Yatheendra Mahadesikan

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Saturday, August 25

🪔 Radha Asthami

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Friday, August 31

🪔 Thiru Onam

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Why dates may differ from India

The Hindu day runs sunrise to sunrise. When a tithi ends before your local sunrise, the festival shifts a day relative to India: that's the calendar working correctly, not an error. Read the full explanation →