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Sunrise :
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07:14
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Sunset :
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18:04
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Hindu Sunrise :
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07:18
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Hindu Sunset :
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18:00
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Moonrise :
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16:13
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Moonset :
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Sunsign :
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Makara
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Moonsign :
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Kumbha
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Lunar Month :
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pousha
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Purnimanta Month :
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Magha
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Vedic Ayana :
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Utrayan
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:
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Shishir
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Hindu Lunar Date
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Shaka Samvat :
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1947
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Vikram Samvat :
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2082 sidharthi [1: 18: 40: 19 ]
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Paksha :
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Shukla
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Tithi :
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Dwitiya upto
4:24PM[26-01-2039]
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Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana
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Nakshatra :
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Dhanishta upto 5:43 PM [26-01-2039]
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Namakshar
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?? (Gu)
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First Karana :
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Kaulava upto 4:24 PM [26-01-2039]
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Yoga :
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Vyateepat upto
2:26PM[26-01-2039]
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Second Karana :
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Kaulava upto 4:24 PM [26-01-2039]
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Inauspicious Timings
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Vijay Muhurtam :
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14:26 - 12:59
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Varjyam :
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11:24 - 13:13
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Rahu Kalam :
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12:39 PM-01:59 PM
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Gulikai Kalam :
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11:18 AM-12:39 PM
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Yamaganda :
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08:38 AM-09:58 AM
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Auspicious Timings
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Abhijit Muhurta :
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12:17-12:59
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Amrit Kalam :
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22:15 - 24:03+
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Others
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Homahuti :
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-
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Agnivasa :
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-
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Bhadravasa :
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Earth
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Nivas and Shool
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Disha Shool :
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North
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Rahu Kala Vasa :
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-
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Nakshatra Shool :
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None
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Chandra Vasa :
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West
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Choghadiya
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Day Choghadiya
07:18 AMLabha - Gain
07:18 AM-08:38 AM
Amrita - Best
08:38 AM-09:58 AM Yam Gant
Kala - Loss
09:58 AM-11:18 AM
Shubha - Good
11:18 AM-12:39 PM Gulik Kal
Roga - Evil
12:39 PM-01:59 PM Rahu Kal
Udvega - Bad
01:59 PM-03:19 PM
Chara - Neutral
03:19 PM-04:39 PM
Labha - Gain
04:39 PM-06:00 PM
Night Choghadiya 06:00 PMUdvega - Bad
06:00 PM-07:39 PM
Shubha - Good
07:39 PM-09:19 PM
Amrita - Best
09:19 PM-10:59 PM
Chara - Neutral
10:59 PM-12:39 AM
Roga - Evil
12:39 AM-02:18 AM
Kala - Loss
02:18 AM-03:58 AM
Labha - Gain
03:58 AM-05:38 AM
Udvega - Bad
05:38 AM-07:18 AM
Day Festivals and Events
Maagha ->
Vasant Panchami, sometimes referred to as Saraswati Puja, Shree Panchami, or the Festival of Kites is a Sikh and Hindu festival held on the fifth day of Magha (in early February) marking the start of spring and the Holi season. On this day Hindus worship Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, music, art and culture.
Ratha Saptami or Rathasapthami is a Hindu festival that falls on the seventh day (Saptami) in the bright half (Shukla Paksha) of the Hindu month Maagha. It marks the seventh day following the Sun’s northerly movement (Uttarayana) of vernal equinox starting from Capricorn (Makara).
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