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Sunrise :
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08:00
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Sunset :
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18:33
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Hindu Sunrise :
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08:04
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Hindu Sunset :
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18:29
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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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Vrishchika
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Moonsign :
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Karka
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Lunar Month :
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Kartika
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Purnimanta Month :
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margshirsha
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Vedic Ayana :
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Dakshinayan
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Hemant
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Hindu Lunar Date
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Shaka Samvat :
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1948
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Vikram Samvat :
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2083 rodra [1: 22: 53: 45 ]
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Paksha :
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Krishna
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Tithi :
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Panchami upto
4:31AM[05-12-1944]
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Nakshatra, Yoga and Karana
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Nakshatra :
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Pushya upto 10:55 PM [04-12-1944]
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Namakshar
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He
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First Karana :
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Kaulava upto 12:04 PM [04-12-1944]
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Yoga :
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Brahma upto
6:11PM[04-12-1944]
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Second Karana :
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Kaulava upto 12:10 PM [04-12-1944]
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Inauspicious Timings
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Vijay Muhurtam :
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15:00 - 13:36
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Varjyam :
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11:24 - 13:13
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Rahu Kalam :
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09:22 AM-10:40 AM
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Gulikai Kalam :
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02:34 PM-03:52 PM
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Yamaganda :
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11:58 AM-01:16 PM
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Auspicious Timings
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Abhijit Muhurta :
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12:55-13:36
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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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East
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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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North
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Choghadiya
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Day Choghadiya
08:04 AMAmrita - Best
08:04 AM-09:22 AM
Kala - Loss
09:22 AM-10:40 AM Rahu Kal
Shubha - Good
10:40 AM-11:58 AM
Roga - Evil
11:58 AM-01:16 PM Yam Gant
Udvega - Bad
01:16 PM-02:34 PM
Chara - Neutral
02:34 PM-03:52 PM Gulik Kal
Labha - Gain
03:52 PM-05:10 PM
Amrita - Best
05:10 PM-06:29 PM
Night Choghadiya 06:29 PMChara - Neutral
06:29 PM-08:11 PM
Roga - Evil
08:11 PM-09:53 PM
Kala - Loss
09:53 PM-11:35 PM
Labha - Gain
11:35 PM-01:17 AM
Udvega - Bad
01:17 AM-02:59 AM
Shubha - Good
02:59 AM-04:41 AM
Amrita - Best
04:41 AM-06:23 AM
Chara - Neutral
06:23 AM-08:05 AM
Day Festivals and Events
....margshirsha -> Vaikuṇṭha Ekādaśī, the Ekādaśī (i.e. 11th lunar day) of this Mārgaśīṣa month, is celebrated also as Mokṣadā Ekādaśī. The 10th Canto, 22nd Chapter of Bhāgavata Purāṇa, mentions young marriageable daughters (gopis) of the cowherd men of Gokula, worshiping Goddess Kātyāyanī and taking a vrata or vow, during the entire month of Mārgaśīṣa, the first month of the winter season (Śiśira), to get Śrī Kṛṣṇa as their husband.
Kālabhairava Aṣṭamī (or Kālabhairava Jayanti) falls on Kṛṣṇa Pakṣa Aṣṭamī of this month of Mārgaśīṣa. On this day it is said that Lord Śiva appeared on earth in the fierce manifestation (avatāra) as Śrī Kālabhairava. This day is commemorated with special prayers and rituals.
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