Hindu Calendar Amavasyant Calendar

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Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
2015 Calendar
for New York based on New York’s Longitude, Latitude
(Cannot be applicable to other parts of world)
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Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Dhanush – Makara 
Margazhi - Thai
Pushya
Magha
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Pausha S
Dvadashi 22:03
Krittika 19:37
Moon in Vrishabha 01:17
1
Saturday
Trayodashi 22:16
Rohini 20:23
2
Chaturdashi 22:53
Mrigashirsha 21:31
Moon in Mithuna 08:54
9
Panchami 10:45
P.Phalguni 12:06
Moon in Kanya 18:53
Pradosham
3
New Year
Purnima 23:53
Aardra 23:01
4
Satyanarayana Vratam
Arudra Darshanam
Pausha K
Prathama 25:19
Punarvasu 24:56
Moon in Karka 18:25
5
Dvitiiya 27:11
Pushya 27:16
6
Tritiiya 29:27
Aslesha 29:58
7
11
Saptami 15:47
Hasta 17:56
12
Ashtami 17:35
Chitra 20:09
Moon in Tula 07:07
13
Bhogi Pongal
Lohri
Trayodashi 14:21
Mula 19:21
18
Masa Shivaratri
Shashthi 13:57
Revati 25:17
Chaturdashi 11:29
P.shadha 17:06
Moon in Makara 22:28
19
Amavasya 08:13
Prathama 28:44
U.shada 14:29
Saptami 12:22
Ashvini 24:40
Moon in Mesha 01:17
26
Ratha Saptami
Bhishma Asthami
Ashtami 11:23
Bharani 24:37
Navami 18:39
Dashami 18:51
Svaati 21:39
Vishaakha 22:18
Makara Sankramana 08:56 Moon in Vrishchika 16:13
14
Makara Sankranti
Thai Pongal
20
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
25
8
Chaturthi 08:01
Magha 08:58
Sankatahara Chaturthi
Purnimant Magha
Shashthi 13:25
U.Phalguni 15:10
Chaturthi full night
Magha full night
Moon in Simha 05:58
27
15
Kanu
Magha S
Dvitiiya 25:13
Shravana 11:43
Moon in Kumbha 22:19
Tritiiya 21:51
Dhanishta 08:58
Shatabhisha 30:25
Navami 10:59
Krittika 25:07
Dashami 11:07
Rohini 26:07
21
28
Madhava Navami
22
Thyagaraja Aradhana
Ekadashi 18:10
Anuraadha 22:06
16
Sattila Ekadashi
Dvadashi 16:37
Jyeshtha 21:04
Moon in Dhanus 21:04
17
Shani Pradosham
Chaturthi 18:46
P.Bhadrapada 28:13
Moon in Mina 22:43
23
Varada Ganesha
Chaturthi
29
10
Ekadashi 11:44
Mrigashirsha 27:33
30
Bhishma Ekadashi
Panchami 16:06
U.Bhadrapada 26:29
24
Vasant Panchami
Dvadashi 12:47
Aardra 29:22
31
Shani Pradosham
India Republic Day
This Calendar is based on Dharmashastra and Newyork City, NY Longitude and Latitude
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Magha
Phalguna
Makara – Kumbha Thai Maasi
Sunday
Monday
Magha S
Trayodashi 14:14
Punarvasu full night
1
Tuesday
Chaturdashi 16:02
Punarvasu 07:32
Moon in Karka 00:58
2
Purnima 18:09
Pushya 10:01
Wednesday
3
Thai Poosam
Panchami 30:58
Hasta 24:56
8
Ekadashi 07:52
Dvadashi 29:16
P.shadha 28:10
15
Vijaya Ekadashi
Shashthi full night
Chitra 27:32
Moon in Tula 14:18
9
Trayodashi 26:06
U.shada 25:45
16
Soma Pradosham
Thursday
Magha K
Prathama 20:32
Aslesha 12:47
Moon in Simha 12:47
4
Dvitiiya 23:08
Magha 15:45
Friday
5
Saturday
Tritiiya 25:51
P.Phalguni 18:52
6
10
Saptami 10:24
Vishaakha full night
Chaturdashi 22:33
Shravana 22:57
17
Amavasya 18:47
Dhanishta 19:56
Maha Shivaratri
11
18
7
Purnimant Phalguna
Shashthi 08:59
Svaati 29:35
Chaturthi 28:31
U.Phalguni 21:59
Moon in Kanya 01:39
Ashtami 11:03
Vishaakha 06:55
Kumbha Sankramana
21:55
Moon in Vrishchika 00:40
12
Navami 10:50
Anuraadha 07:27
Phalguna S
Prathama 14:59
Shatabhisha 16:55
19
Dvitiiya 11:21
P.Bhadrapada 14:03
Moon in Mina 08:45
20
Tritiiya 08:01
Chaturthi 29:10
U.Bhadrapada 11:32
21
Dashami 25:54
Mrigashirsha 09:14
27
Ekadashi 27:32
Aardra 11:05
28
13
Dashami 09:45
Jyeshtha 07:08
Mula 30:00
14
Vasant Rutu
President’s Day
Panchami 26:53
Revati 09:30
Moon in Mesha 09:30
22
Shashthi 25:17
Ashvini 08:04
23
Saptami 24:24
Bharani 07:19
24
Ashtami 24:14
Krittika 07:17
25
Navami 24:46
Rohini 07:56
26
Amalaki Ekadashi
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Phalguna
Chaitra
Kumbha – Mina
Maasi - Panguni
Sunday
Monday
Phalguna S
Dvadashi 29:35
Punarvasu 13:24
Moon in Karka 06:47
1
Trayodashi full night
Pushya 16:03
Tuesday
2
Soma Pradosham
Wednesday
Trayodashi 07:56
Aslesha 18:56
Moon in Simha 18:56
3
Chaturdashi 10:28
Magha 21:58
Thursday
4
Purnima 13:05
P.Phalguni 25:04
Friday
5
Saturday
Phalguna K
Prathama 15:42
U.Phalguni 28:06
6
Dvitiiya 18:13
Hasta full night
7
Purnimant Chaitra
Holi
Moon in Kanya 07:50
Lakshmi Jayanthi
Tritiiya 21:31
Hasta 8:00
Moon in Tula 21:21
8
Chaturthi 23:27
Chitra 10:37
9
Panchami 24:55
Svaati 12:51
10
Shashthi 25:47
Vishaakha 14:34
11
Saptami 25:59
Anuraadha 15:39
12
Ashtami 25:25
Jyeshtha 16:02
13
Daylight Saving Begins
Dashami 22:08
P.shadha 14:39
15
Tritiiya 19:56
Ashvini 18:53
22
Gowri Tritiya
Matsya Jayanthi
Dashami 19:40
Pushya 23:14
29
Navami 24:08
Mula 15:42
Mina Sankramana 19:47
14
Karadaiyan Nombu
Ekadashi 19:32
U.shada 12:58
16
Papamochini Ekadashi
Chaturthi 17:42
Bharani 17:21
23
Ekadashi 22:03
Aslesha 26:09
Kamada Ekadashi
30
Dvadashi 16:25
Shravana 10:45
17
Pradosham
Panchami 16:09
Krittika 16:31
Trayodashi 12:57
Dhanishta 08:08
Shatabhisha 29:16
18
Masa Shivaratri
24
Shashthi 15:23
Rohini 16:26
25
Chaturdashi 09:18
Amavasya 29:36
P.Bhadrapada
26:21
Moon in Mina 21:05
Chaitra S
Prathama 26:02
U.Bhadrapada 23:32
Saptami 15:24
Mrigashirsha 17:08
Ashtami 16:11
Aardra 18:34
19
26
20
Dvitiiya 22:45
Revati 20:59
Moon in Mesha 20:59
21
Manmatha Ugadi
Hindu New Year
Navaratri Prarambha
Durga Asthami
27
Navami 17:39
Punarvasu 20:39
Moon in Karka 14:05
28
Sri Ram Navami
Dvadashi 24:39
Magha 29:15
Moon in Simha 02:09
31
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Chaitra
Vaishakha
Mina – Mesha
Panguni - Chittirai
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Chaitra S
Trayodashi 27:16
P.Phalguni full night
1
Friday
Chaturdashi 29:47
P.Phalguni 08:21
2
Moon in Kanya 15:07
5
Dvitiiya 11:40
Svaati 18:34
6
7
Chaturthi 13:31
Anuraadha 21:21
8
12
Purnima 08:05
Hasta 14:05
4
Panchami 13:41
Jyeshtha 21:59
9
Shashthi 13:19
Mula 22:06
10
Saptami 12:24
P.shadha 21:40
Chaturdashi 18:07
U.Bhadrapada 10:18
17
Amavasya 14:56
Revati 07:52
Ashvini 29:38
11
Moon in Tula 03:21
Purnimant Vaishakha
Ashtami 10:56
U.shada 20:42
Tritiiya 12:50
Vishaakha 20:12
3
Hanuman Jayanthi
Panguni Uttiram
Pradosham
Chaitra K
Prathama 10:04
Chitra 16:31
Purnima full night
U.Phalguni 11:20
Saturday
Navami 08:58
Shravana 19:16
13
Dashami 06:32
Ekadashi 27:44
Dhanishta 17:24
14
Dvadashi 24:38
Shatabhisha 15:13
15
Trayodashi 21:23
P.Bhadrapada 12:48
16
Moon in Mina 07:25
Pradosham
Masa Shivaratri
Mesha Sankramana 04:16
Tamil New Year
Vishu
18
Moon in Mesha 07:52
Varuthini Ekadashi
Vaishakha S
Prathama 12:02
Bharani 27:47
19
Dvitiiya 09:32
Krittika 26:26
20
Tritiiya 07:35
Rohini 25:44
21
Akshaya Tritiya
26
Navami 11:05
Aslesha 09:07
Moon in Simha 09:07
22
27
Shashthi 30:05
Aardra 26:35
23
Ramanuja Jayanthi
Saptami full night
Punarvasu 28:09
24
Saptami 07:08
Pushya full night
25
Moon in Karka 21:41
Aadi Shankara Jayanthi
Parasuram Jayanthi
Grishma Rutu
Ashtami 08:51
Pushya 06:23
Chaturthi 06:19
Panchami 29:48
Mrigashirsha 25:46
Dashami 13:36
Magha 12:09
Vasavi Jayanthi
28
Ekadashi 16:12
P.Phalguni 15:16
29
Dvadashi 18:39
U.Phalguni 18:15
30
Moon in Kanya 22:02
Mohini Ekadashi
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Vaishakha
Jyestha
Sunday
Mesha - Vrishabha
Chittirai-Vaikaasi
Monday
Trayodashi 12:13
Svaati 08:44
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Vaishakha S
Trayodashi 20:47
Hasta 20:57
31
Guruji Maha
Samadhi
Purnima 23:42
Svaati 25:01
1
Pradosham
3
Kurma Jayanthi
Annamacharya Jayanthi
Saptami 19:33
Shravana 25:25
Saturday
10
Mother’s Day
Vaishakha K
Prathama 24:24
Vishaakha 26:20
4
Dvitiiya 24:36
Anuraadha 27:10
5
Tritiiya 24:21
Jyeshtha 27:33
6
11
7
2
Narasimha Jayanthi
Panchami 22:39
P.shadha 27:09
8
Shashthi 21:15
U.shada 26:26
9
Purnimant Jyestha
Ashtami 17:34
Dhanishta 24:08
Chaturthi 23:41
Mula 27:32
Chaturdashi 22:29
Chitra 23:13
Moon in Tula 10:08
Navami 15:21
Shatabhisha 22:37
12
Dashami 12:55
P.Bhadrapada 20:54
Moon in Mina 15:20
13
Ekadashi 10:20
U.Bhadrapada 19:04
14
Apara Ekadashi
Dvadashi 07:40
Trayodashi 29:01
Revati 17:11
Vrishabha Sankramana
01:07
Moon in Mesha 17:11
15
Chaturdashi 26:29
Ashvini 15:22
16
Masa Shivaratri
Pradosham
Amavasya 24:13
Bharani 13:44
17
Jyeshtha S
Prathama 22:19
Krittika 12:25
18
Dvitiiya 20:56
Rohini 11:33
19
Tritiiya 20:10
Mrigashirsha 11:15
Ashtami 26:32
Magha 19:49
25
Navami 29:05
P.Phalguni 22:54
26
Dashami full night
U.Phalguni 25:56
Moon in Kanya 05:40
20
Chaturthi 20:06
Aardra 11:38
21
Panchami 20:47
Punarvasu 12:44
Moon in Karka 06:23
22
Shashthi 22:10
Pushya 14:32
23
Dashami 07:31
Hasta 28:42
28
Ekadashi 09:37
Chitra full night
29
Dvadashi 11:13
Chitra 07:00
30
Shani Jayanthi
Saptami 24:09
Aslesha 16:57
Moon in Simha 16:57
24
Memorial Day
27
Moon in Tula 17:55
Nirjala Ekadashi
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Jyestha
Adhika Ashadha
Sunday
Vrishabha - Mithuna
Vaikasi - Aani
Monday
Tuesday
Jyeshtha S
Chaturdashi 12:34
Vishaakha 09:50
1
Purnima 12:19
Anuraadha 10:21
Wednesday
Jyeshtha K
Prathama 11:32
Jyeshtha 10:19
2
Vata Savitri Vratam
Vaikasi Visakam
Shashthi 26:53
Shravana 06:49
7
Saptami 24:46
Dhanishta 05:31
Shatabhisha 28:11
8
Thursday
3
Friday
Dvitiiya 10:18
Mula 09:52
4
9
Navami 20:29
U.Bhadrapada 25:28
10
Tritiiya 08:44
P.shadha 09:04
5
Dashami 18:22
Revati 24:09
11
Ekadashi 16:19
Ashvini 22:55
Moon in Mesha 00:09
12
Yogini Ekadashi
Trayodashi 12:39
Krittika 20:56
14
Masa Shivaratri
Panchami 13:00
Magha 27:51
Moon in Simha 01:10
21
Chaturdashi 11:11
Rohini 20:21
Mithuna Sankramana
07:41
Amavasya 10:05
Mrigashirsha 20:11
Shashthi 15:16
Saptami 17:46
P.Phalguni 06:51
Moon in Kanya 13:37
15
22
16
Adhika Ashaadha S
Prathama 09:28
Aardra 20:31
17
Chaturthi 06:56
Panchami 28:57
U.shada 08:01
6
Dvadashi 14:24
Bharani 21:49
13
Purnimant Ashadha
Ashtami 22:37
P.Bhadrapada 26:49
Moon in Mina 21:09
Saturday
Dvitiiya 09:24
Punarvasu 21:27
Moon in Karka 15:09
18
Tritiiya 09:59
Pushya 23:00
Navami 22:29
Hasta 12:53
25
Dashami 24:12
Chitra 15:24
Moon in Tula 02:12
19
Shani Pradosham
Chaturthi 11:12
Aslesha 25:10
20
Ekadashi 25:15
Svaati 17:19
27
Adhika Masa Begins
23
Ashtami 20:16
U.Phalguni 09:57
24
26
Dakshinayana
Varsha Rutu
Adhika Masa Ekadashi
Father’s Day
Dvadashi 25:33
Vishaakha 18:32
28
Trayodashi 25:07
Anuraadha 19:00
Soma Pradosham
29
Chaturdashi 24:00
Jyeshtha 18:48
30
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Adhika Ashadha
Nija Ashadha
Sunday
Mithuna – Karka
Aani - Aadi
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Adhika Ashaadha S
Purnima 22:19
Mula 18:00
Thursday
1
Chaturthi 12:37
Dhanishta 11:37
5
Panchami 10:04
Shatabhisha 09:52
6
Shashthi 07:39
Saptami 29:26
P.Bhadrapada 08:15
Moon in Mina 02:38
7
Ashtami 27:25
U.Bhadrapada 06:49
8
Friday
Adhika Ashaadha K
Prathama 20:12
P.shadha 16:45
2
Navami 25:39
Revati 05:37
Ashvini 28:39
Moon in Mesha 05:37
9
Saturday
Dvitiiya 17:48
U.shada 15:10
3
USA Independence Day
Observed
Tritiiya 15:14
Shravana 13:25
4
USA Independence Day
Dashami 24:08
Bharani 27:56
10
Ekadashi 22:53
Krittika 27:30
Nija Ashaadha S
Prathama 22:10
Pushya full night
Karka Sankramana 18:31
Dvitiiya 23:28
Pushya 06:54
17
Tritiiya 25:16
Aslesha 09:01
Moon in Simha 09:01
24
Navami 14:20
Vishaakha 27:31
11
Guruji Birthday
Dvadashi 21:56
Rohini 27:22
12
Trayodashi 21:20
Mrigashirsha 27:35
13
Chaturdashi 21:08
Aardra 28:13
14
Pradosham
Masa Shivaratri
Chaturthi 27:30
Magha 11:36
19
Amavasya 21:24
Punarvasu 29:18
Moon in Karka 22:59
15
Adhika Masa Ends
Panchami full night
P.Phalguni 14:32
Moon in Kanya 21:19
20
Panchami 06:01
U.Phalguni 17:40
27
Dvadashi 13:38
Mula 27:38
21
16
Rathayatra
Shashthi 08:36
Hasta 20:46
22
Saptami 11:00
Chitra 23:35
Moon in Tula 10:14
Ashtami 12:59
Svaati 25:54
Trayodashi 11:52
P.shadha 26:15
29
Chaturdashi 09:31
U.shada 24:23
Purnima 06:43
Prathama 27:37
Shravana 22:10
23
18
25
Aandal Jayanthi
Dashami 14:55
Anuraadha 28:20
26
Ekadashi 14:40
Jyeshtha 28:21
Shayana Ekadashi
28
Pradosham
30
31
Purnimant Shravana
Guru Purnima
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Nija Ashadha
Shravana
Sunday
Monday
Shravana K
Prathama 10:57
P.Bhadrapada 24:25
Moon in Mina 19:07
30
Purnimant Bhadrapada
Tritiiya 21:13
Shatabhisha 17:24
2
Purnimant Shravana
Aadi Perruku
Dashami 07:28
Rohini 08:59
9
Dvitiiya 15:11
P.Phalguni 21:32
Navami 28:10
Anuraadha 13:05
Sharad Rutu
Karka – Simha
Aadi - Avani
16
23
Dvitiiya 07:20
Tritiiya 27:54
U.Bhadrapada 21:43
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Nija Ashaadha K
Dvitiiya 24:25
Dhanishta 19:48
31
1
Kajali Tritiya
Chaturthi 18:10
P.Bhadrapada 15:09
Moon in Mina 09:41
Ekadashi 07:15
Mrigashirsha 09:31
3
10
Kamika Ekadashi
Purnimant Shravana
Panchami 15:23
U.Bhadrapada 13:07
Dvadashi 07:29
Aardra 10:28
4
11
Pradosham
Tritiiya 17:44
U.Phalguni 24:41
Simha Sankramana 02:54
Moon in Kanya 04:18
Chaturthi 20:23
Hasta 27:52
Dashami 27:35
Jyeshtha 13:41
Ekadashi 26:10
Mula 13:28
17
24
Shashthi 12:56
Revati 11:26
Moon in Mesha 11:26
5
Trayodashi 08:11
Punarvasu 11:53
Moon in Karka 05:29
12
Saptami 10:54
Ashvini 10:09
Chaturdashi 09:19
Pushya 13:43
6
13
Masa Shivaratri
18
Ashtami 09:18
Bharani 09:19
Navami 08:09
Krittika 08:55
Amavasya 10:53
Aslesha 15:58
Moon in Simha 15:58
Shravana S
Prathama 12:52
Magha 18:36
7
14
Hariyali Amavasya
Panchami 22:56
Chitra full night
Moon in Tula 17:25
19
Shashthi 25:10
Chitra 06:54
20
Saptami 26:54
Svaati 09:34
Trayodashi 21:17
U.shada 10:49
27
Chaturdashi 18:05
Shravana 08:37
Dhanishta 30:02
21
8
Aadi Kartigai
15
India Independence Day
Ashtami 27:56
Vishaakha 11:41
22
Garuda Panchami
Naag Panchami
Pavitra Ekadashi
25
Dvadashi 24:02
P.shadha 12:29
26
Onam
Pradosham
28
Rik Upakarma
Varalakshmi Vratam
Purnima 14:35
Shatabhisha 27:14
29
Raksha Bandhan
Yajur Upakarma
Nariyali Purnima
Hindu Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Amavasyant
Calendar
Shravana
Bhadrapada
Simha – Kanya
Avani - Purutaasi
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Shravana K
Chaturthi 24:47
Revati 19:18
Moon in Mesha 19:18
1
Thursday
Panchami 22:06
Ashvini 17:18
2
Naag Pancham (Guj)
6
Dashami 17:40
Aardra 16:01
7
Labor Day
Ekadashi 18:38
Punarvasu 17:34
Moon in Karka 11:08
8
Dvadashi 20:05
Pushya 19:36
9
Aja Ekadashi
Bhadrapada S
Prathama 29:18
U.Phalguni full night
Moon in Kanya 10:37
Dvitiiya full night
U.Phalguni 06:59
Saptami 16:53
Jyeshtha 21:34
Ashtami 16:53
Mula 22:04
13
20
Purnima 22:50
P.Bhadrapada
11:23
Moon in Mina 06:08
27
14
Samaveda Upakarma
21
15
Varaha Jayanthi
22
Radha Asthami
Bhadrapada K
Prathama 19:04
U.Bhadrapada 08:24
Revati 29:30
28
3
Saptami 18:25
Krittika 14:55
Saturday
4
Ashtami 17:32
Rohini 14:39
5
Sitala Satam
Krishna Janmasthami
Trayodashi 21:59
Aslesha 22:04
Moon in Simha 22:04
10
Chaturdashi 24:12
Magha 24:50
11
Amavasya 26:41
P.Phalguni 27:50
12
Pradosham
Masa Shivaratri
Dvitiiya 07:58
Hasta 10:09
Moon in Tula 23:42
Navami 16:06
P.shadha 21:48
Shashthi 19:58
Bharani 15:49
Randhan Chhath
Navami 17:17
Mrigashirsha 15:02
Friday
Dvitiiya 15:29
Ashvini 26:51
Moon in Mesha 05:30
29
Tritiiya 10:31
Chitra 13:13
16
Haritalika Teej
Ganesh Chaturthi
Dashami 14:34
U.shada 20:48
23
Tritiiya 12:13
Bharani 24:37
Chaturthi 12:50
Svaati 16:01
Kanya Sankramana 02:49
17
Panchami 14:46
Vishaakha 18:27
18
Shashthi 16:09
Anuraadha 20:20
19
Chaturdashi 26:36
Shatabhisha 14:17
26
Rishi Panchami
Ekadashi 12:20
Shravana 19:08
24
Kanya Sravanam
Parivartini Ekadashi
Vamana Jayanthi
Dvadashi 09:30
Trayodashi 30:13
Dhanishta 16:55
25
Anant Chaturdashi
Pradosham
30
Purnimant Ashwin
Shraddha Paksha
Prarambha
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Bhadrapada
Ashvauja (Ashwin)
Sunday
Kanya – Tula
Purutaasi - Aipaasi
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Bhadrapada K
Chaturthi 09:26
Krittika 22:57
1
Saturday
Panchami 07:16
Shashthi 29:48
Rohini 21:57
2
Saptami 29:08
Mrigashirsha 21:42
9
Trayodashi 14:47
P.Phalguni 09:54
Moon in Kanya 16:41
3
Gandhi Jayanthi
Purnimant Ashwin
Ashtami 29:15
Aardra 22:14
4
Navami 30:08
Punarvasu 23:31
Moon in Karka 17:08
5
Dashami full night
Pushya 25:28
6
Dashami 07:40
Aslesha 27:56
7
Ekadashi 09:43
Magha 30:48
Moon in Simha 03:56
8
Indira Ekadashi
Chaturdashi 17:28
U.Phalguni 13:04
11
Amavasya 20:05
Hasta 16:10
12
Sarvapitru Shraddha
Mahalaya Amavasya
Columbus Day
Shashthi 29:09
Mula 28:40
18
Saptami 28:53
P.shadha 29:03
19
Aashvayuja S
Prathama 22:32
Chitra 19:08
Moon in Tula 05:41
13
Pradosham
25
Chaturdashi 11:40
Revati 16:43
Moon in Mesha 16:43
26
Sharad Purnima
Kojagiri Purnima
Pradosham
10
Masa Shivaratri
Dvitiiya 24:42
Svaati 21:50
14
Tritiiya 26:31
Vishaakha 24:13
Chaturthi 27:54
Anuraadha 26:12
16
Panchami 28:48
Jyeshtha 27:42
Tula Sankramana 14:46
Navami 26:28
Shravana 27:58
21
Dashami 24:21
Dhanishta 26:32
Ekadashi 21:43
Shatabhisha 24:34
23
Dvadashi 18:38
P.Bhadrapada 22:12
Moon in Mina 16:49
15
17
Sharad Navaratri
Prarambha
Ashtami 27:59
U.shada 28:49
20
Durga Asthami
Bathukamma Panduga
Trayodashi 15:14
U.Bhadrapada 19:31
Dvadashi 12:09
Purnima 08:05
Prathama 28:39
Ashvini 13:55
27
Maha Navami
Vijaya Dashami
Dussera
Aashvayuja K
Dvitiiya 25:32
Bharani 11:20
28
Purnimant Kartik
22
Tritiiya 22:54
Krittika 09:07
29
Pasankusa Ekadashi
Hemant Rutu
Chaturthi 20:55
Rohini 07:26
Mrigashirsha 30:27
30
24
Panchami 19:43
Aardra 29:16
31
Halloween
Karwa Chauth
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Ashvayuja (Ashwin)
Kartika
Sunday
Tula – Vrischika
Aipaasi - Kartikai
Monday
Aashvayuja K
Shashthi 18:20
Punarvasu 29:54
Moon in Karka 23:40
1
Tuesday
Saptami 18:50
Pushya full night
2
Ashtami 20:08
Pushya 07:22
Wednesday
3
Ahoi Asthami
Thursday
Navami 22:07
Aslesha 09:33
Moon in Simha 09:33
4
Friday
Dashami 24:34
Magha 12:17
5
8
Dhanteras
Trayodashi 08:36
Chitra 24:32
Moon in Tula 11:08
9
Kali Chaudash
Hanuman Jayanthi
Pradosham
Masa Shivaratri
Chaturthi 16:06
Mula 09:08
15
Nagula Chavithi
Panchami 15:52
P.shadha 09:38
Vrishchika Sankramana
13:34
16
Labha Panchami
Ayyappa Mandala Puja
Praranbha
Dvadashi 26:47
Revati 25:47
22
Ksheerabdi Dwadashi
Tulsi Kalyanam
Chaturthi 10:47
Punarvasu 15:01
Moon in Karka 08:56
29
Trayodashi 23:43
Ashvini 23:28
Moon in Mesha 01:47
23
Pradosham
Panchami 10:54
Pushya 15:52
Ekadashi 27:17
P.Phalguni 15:21
Moon in Kanya 22:09
6
Rama Ekadashi
Purnimant Kartik
Trayodashi full night
Hasta 21:39
Saturday
Chaturdashi 10:53
Svaati 27:04
10
Naraka Chaturdashi
Roop Chaturdashi
Diwali
Shashthi 15:14
U.shada 09:44
17
Skanda Shasthi
Subramanyam Shasthi
Chhath (Bihar)
Chaturdashi 20:39
Bharani 21:08
24
Annamalai Deepam
Vaikuntha Chaturdashi
Amavasya 12:47
Vishaakha 29:12
11
Kartika S
Prathama 14:15
Anuraadha full night
12
Gujarati New Year
Gowardhan Puja
Saptami 14:09
Shravana 09:24
18
Ashtami 12:38
Dhanishta 08:38
19
Dvitiiya 15:18
Anuraadha 06:56
7
Gowatsa Dwadashi
13
Tritiiya 15:54
Jyeshtha 08:14
20
Dashami 08:23
Ekadashi 29:42
U.Bhadrapada 27:58
Moon in Mina 00:19
Bhaiya Duj
Navami 10:42
Shatabhisha 07:28
P.Bhadrapada 29:53
Dvadashi 30:01
U.Phalguni 18:33
14
21
Uthana Ekadashi
Purnima 17:44
Krittika 18:57
25
Karikai Deepam
Sarvalaya Deepam
Jwala Thoranam
Kartika K
Prathama 15:08
Rohini 17:05
26
Dvitiiya 13:00
Mrigashirsha 15:43
27
Purnimant Margashira
Tritiiya 11:31
Aardra 14:59
28
Thanksgiving Day
30
Hindu Calendar
Amavasyant
Calendar
Based on New York
Longitude, Latitude
Kartika
Margasira
Vrischika - Dhanus Kartikai
- Margazhi
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Kartika K
Shashthi 11:51
Aslesha 17:31
Moon in Simha 17:31
1
Thursday
Saptami 13:34
Magha 19:52
2
Friday
Ashtami 15:53
P.Phalguni 22:44
3
Kalabhairav Jayanthi
Saturday
Navami 18:33
U.Phalguni 25:52
Moon in Kanya 05:30
4
Dashami 21:18
Hasta 29:00
5
Purnimant Margashira
Ekadashi 23:53
Chitra full night
Moon in Tula 18:30
6
Dvadashi 26:05
Chitra 07:55
7
13
8
Pradosham
Utpanna Ekadashi
Tritiiya 28:31
P.shadha 15:26
Trayodashi 27:46
Svaati 10:26
Chaturthi 27:31
U.shada 15:13
14
Panchami 26:16
Shravana 14:44
Chaturdashi 28:54
Vishaakha 12:26
9
Amavasya 29:29
Anuraadha 13:54
10
Masa Shivaratri
15
Shashthi 24:49
Saptami 23:08
Dhanishta 14:02
Shatabhisha 13:07
Dhanus Sankramana 04:12
16
17
Margasira S
Prathama 29:34
Jyeshtha 14:51
Dvitiiya 29:13
Mula 15:20
12
Ashtami 21:17
P.Bhadrapada 12:01
Moon in Mina 06:19
18
Navami 19:13
U.Bhadrapada 10:43
19
Margasira K
Prathama 28:53
Aardra 24:59
25
Dvitiiya 28:12
Punarvasu 24:49
Moon in Karka 18:48
11
Dhanurmasa
Prarambha
Dashami 17:01
Revati 09:15
Moon in Mesha 09:15
20
Ekadashi 14:41
Ashvini 07:39
Bharani 29:59
21
Vaikuntha Ekadashi
Geeta Jayanthi
Dvadashi 12:20
Krittika 28:22
22
Trayodashi 10:03
Rohini 26:54
23
Pradosham
27
Chaturthi 28:58
Aslesha 26:32
28
24
Dattatreya Jayanthi
Dakshinayana
Shishira Rutu
Tritiiya 28:12
Pushya 25:19
Chaturdashi 07:57
Purnima 30:11
Mrigashirsha 25:43
Panchami 30:28
Magha 28:28
Moon in Simha 02:32
29
Shashthi full night
P.Phalguni 31:00
30
26
Purnimant Paush
Arudra Darshanam
Christmas
Shashthi 08:36
U.Phalguni full night
Moon in Kanya 13:42
31
वशिष्ठ॥ यशमिन् पक्षे यत्र काले येन दृग्गशितैक्यि्। दृश्यते तेन पक्षेि कु यााशिथ्याशिशनिायि्॥
भामकराचाया॥ यात्राशववाहोत्सवजातकािौ खेटैैः मफु टैरेवफलमफु टत्वि्। मयात्रोच्यते तेन नभश्चरािाां मफु टशिया दृग्गशितैक्यकृ द्या॥
Biggest misconception is “Indian Hindu festivals observance date in the Indian calendar /
panchang is applicable for all location in world”. Many people contact their parents to find the
observance dates for Indian Hindu festivals. Some use their favorite panchangam from india
to find an observance date for an Indian festival. In reality observance dates from indian
panchangam is valid only in India and is not transferrable to other locations.
What is Indian date – Tithi? Why it is different from an English date?
Why it is not exactly 24 hours? The Indian date or Tithi is “A lunar day, or the time it takes
for the longitudinal angle between the Moon and the Sun to increase by 12°. Tithis begin at
varying times of day and vary in duration from approximately 19 to approximately 26 hours”.
This definition clearly says an Indian Tithi is based on the following:

Daily motions and celestial longitude positions of the Sun and the Moon. Hence it is a
celestial event and they begin and end at the same instance all over the world. Because
longitudes of the Sun and the Moon isn’t local to one particular country. They happen
at the same instance. Longitudes of the Sun and the Moon are calculated from the center
of the Earth.

The distance between them is measured in terms of degrees of longitudes and maximum
degrees in a circle or ellipse is 360 degrees.

Each day is 12 degree distance between the Sun and the Moon.

Length of English date is fixed – 24 hours whereas Tithis begin at varying times of
day and vary in duration from approximately 19 to 26 hours. This is because the
elliptical orbit of the earth and the Moon.

Tithis can start and end anytime unlike English date that starts and end at midnight.

The start and end times of Tithis are calculated using astronomical formula (for
determining longitude positions of the Sun and the Moon from the center of the
earth). These times are usually as per UTC (Universal Time Coordinated – aka GMT).

Time difference to your country is applied to arrive at Tithi start ending times as per
your country.

When one Tithi ends the next Tithi starts.
Each festival has a unique rule. These rules are written in Sanskrit
as a part of dharmashastra or agama. For example one of the rule for the Karwa Chauth is:
“The Karwa Chauth celebrated on the 4th Tithi of Ashwin Krishna paksha or Purnimant Karthik
Krishna Paksha when the Tithi exists during the Moon rise”. Another rule for Ganesh
Chaturthi says: “The Ganesh Chaturthi is observed when the Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturthi
Tithi exists during the madhyahana (noon) time”. Likewise different rules exist for each
festival. The noon, the midnight and other parts of the day cannot be calculated as per fixed
clock time. These are based on local sunrise and local sunset. Hence, a festival observance
date calculations requires Tithi begin and end times, Daily local Sunrise and sunset timings,
Daily Moonrise and Moonset timings – These are always dependent on longitude, latitude,
and altitude. Tithi begin and end times are calculated using the center of the earth using
universal time and then later converted to local timezone.
Hence the festival dates you see in Indian calendar prepared in India from your local place is
calculated based on your local place’s longitude, latitude. Hence it cannot be used outside
of India.
Panchangkartas (people who make panchangas) interpret these rules on the panchangas
they have prepared using the astronomical formulae. Your pundit who performs puja at your
home/temple may or may not know these lengthy rules and/or astronomical formulae, or
some websites that show day to day panchang.
The Tithi & Nakshatra times indicate a time when the Tithi
or Nakshatra ends. The Panchanga uses the Vedic definition of a day, i.e., A day starts with
Sunrise and ends with the subsequent Sunrise. Thus, a Tithi with a time of 29:00 indicates that
the Tithi ends past midnight but before the next Sunrise at 5:00 AM (29:00 – 24:00) on the
next calendar day. Hence 24:00 means 00:00 hours of the next day, 25:00 means 1:00 AM of
the next day, and 29:00 means 5:00 AM of the next day. This is standard time notation for
any Panchangam. The time for Sun’s Sankramana is when Sun will enter that rasi or sign on
that day. e.g. Makara 4:36 means Sun is entering Makara rasi at 4 hour 36 minute. All other
times are the ending times.
The season occur based on earth’s position around
the Sun. This is due to Earth’s tilt of 23.45 degrees. The Earth circles around Sun with this tilt.
When the tilt is facing the Sun we get summer and when the tilt is away from the Sun we get
winter. Because of this tilt it seems like the Sun travels north and south of the equator. The
Uttarayana is the Sun appearing to move north. The Dakshinayana is the Sun appearing to
move towards South. This causes rise to seasons and dependent on equinoxes and solstices.
There is a common misconception that Makara Samkranti is the Uttarayana. This is because
at one point in time Sayana and Nirayana Zodiac were same. Every year equinoxes slides by
50 seconds due to precision of equinoxes, giving birth to Ayanamsha and causing Makara
Samkranti to slide further. As a result if you think Makara Samkranti is uttarayana then as it is
sliding it will come in June after 9000 years. However Makara Samkranti still holds importance
in our Rutuals as a Samkranti. All Drika Panchanga makers will use the position of the tropical
Sun to determine Uttarayana and Dakshinayana. Hence January 14th isn’t Uttarayana. Actual
Uttarayana occurs on December 21st/22nd of every year. Some people observe uttarayana and
daskshinayana based on Nirayana positions of sun (although it’s not as per Drik Siddhanta) and we
respect that. The same goes for Rutu. Rutus are always observed based on Tropical position of Sun but
some observe based on Lunar month and some on Nirayana Sun. We at mypanchang.com are drika
panchanga and Tropical positions for Ayana and Ritu as per Drika Sidddhanta. Note: We have used
Dharmasindhu for festival determination and others may use other agamas and hence could be a
differences in dates.
About myPanchang.com: myPanchang.com is the leading panchang maker providing the most accurate
panchagam in English and various Indian languages and panchangam for over more than 394 cities all
over the world based on highly accurate driga ganitha or thiruganitha. Most temples in the world rely on
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2015 Calendar Acknowledgements
Panchangam Data
Festivals &
Muhurthas
Calculated by
Pandit Mahesh Shastriji
Panchang Ganitha, Panchang Siddhanti
mypanchang.com
Seattle, WA USA
Advisors
Calender Design
Dr. Ramchandra Joisa, Sistla Somayajulu,
Rallabhandi Anjaneyulu,
Monica Monasterio, Vikas Pulpa, Mohan Kotha, Rama Srinivasan,
Paddy Ramaiyanger, Viral Patel
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About Guruji
Guruji is the "light divine" that came on earth to bless and
enlighten humanity. On 7th July 1954, the sun rose in
Dugri village at Malerkotla, Punjab (India), to herald the
birth of Guruji in a hamlet. Guruji spent the early stages of
his life around Dugri, went to school and college and finally
graduated with a Masters degree each in economics and
political science. He had a spark of spirituality in him right
from childhood--say those who knew him then.It did not
take long for the spark to get fully lit; the shower of Guruji's
blessings began to fall on the earth to lessen the sufferings
of hundreds of thousands of people. Guruji sat at various
places including Jalandhar, Chandigarh, Panchkula and
New Delhi--and satsangs began happening. It was here
that people came from all over India and other parts of the
world to seek his blessings. The tea and langar
prasad (blessed food) served at Guruji's satsang had his
special divine blessings. The devotees experienced his
grace in various forms: incurable diseases were healed
and the entire matrix of problems ranging from legal to
financial to emotional were solved. Some members of
thesangat also had divine darshans (visions) of deities.
There was nothing impossible for Guruji, for he wrote fate,
and could re-write it.
Guruji's doors were open to the high and low, poor and
rich, and people of all religious affiliations. From the most
ordinary of men to the most powerful of politicians,
businessmen, bureaucrats, armed service personnel,
doctors, and professionals, everyone came to seek his
blessings. All were equally in need of him and Guruji
blessed all alike. Those sitting close to him, touching his
feet, benefitted as much as those seeking his blessing in
their prayers anywhere in the world. What mattered most
was complete surrender and unconditional faith reposed
in him. Guruji was a giver, he never expected or took
anything from anyone. "Kalyan karta", Guruji would say
and "Blessings always" is what the devotee would get. He
once explained that his "Blessings always" were not for
this life alone, but ended with nirvana.
Guruji never delivered any sermons or prescribed any
rituals, yet his message was received by the devotee in
ways known only to the devotee. This "connection" with
him was not only elevating and energizing but also a
deeply transforming one. It lifted the devotees life to a level
where joy, fulfillment and peace came easy. Guruji's form
exuded a divine fragrance, similar to roses. Even today,
his fragrance is felt as proof of his presence by his
devotees.
Guruji took mahasamadhi on 31st May 2007. He left no
successor : for the "light divine" there is none. His
emphasis was that the devotee always get connected
"directly" with him , and more so, through the medium of
prayers and meditation. Guruji has a temple, popularly
known as Bade Mandir located at Bhatti mines in South
Delhi. Today, when Guruji is no more in his mortal guise,
his blessings are working the same wonders, with his
grace falling equally on those who never met him in their
lifetime.
2015 Calendar
for New York based on New York’s Longitude, Latitude
(Cannot be applicable to other parts of world)

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