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Wednesday, 20 September 2028

Ashwin · Shukla paksha · Vikram Samvat 2085 Calculated

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Sunrise 7:04 amDaySunset 7:18 pm
Tithi at sunriseShukla TritiyaFrom 20 Sept, 06:49 to 21 Sept, 03:30, then Chaturthi
NakshatraChitra19 Sept, 23:48 → 20 Sept, 21:08
Moon4% illuminatedMoon–Sun elongation 24.2°
Sunrise07:04Sunset19:18Moonrise09:35Moonset19:57

Across the day

Sunrise 07:04 → next sunrise 07:05

At 07:04An ordinary hour
TithiTritiya
NakshatraChitra

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Five limbs · पञ्च अङ्ग

The five limbs of the day

१VaraBudhavara (Wednesday)
२TithiShukla Tritiya→ 03:30, 21 Sept
३NakshatraChitra→ 21:08
४YogaBrahma→ 09:35
५KaranaTaitila→ 17:06
Yamaganda08:36–10:08Gulika kaal11:40–13:11Month (amanta)Ashwin

September 2028

Ashwin · Vikram Samvat 2085 · Brampton
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Festivals, vrats and holidays in September 2028

  1. OnamRegional
    Kerala’s harvest festival, welcoming King Mahabali.
  2. Anant Chaturdashi · Ganesh VisarjanHindu festivals
    Ganesha is bid farewell and immersed.Tithi begins 1 Sep · Shukla Chaturdashi: 1 Sept, 15:04 GMT-4 → 2 Sept, 17:22 GMT-4
  3. Bhadrapada PurnimaVrats
    The full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 2 Sep · Purnima: 2 Sept, 17:22 GMT-4 → 3 Sept, 19:47 GMT-4
  4. Sankashti ChaturthiVrats
    A fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Tithi begins 6 Sep · Krishna Chaturthi: 7 Sept, 02:56 GMT-4 → 8 Sept, 05:00 GMT-4
  5. Indira EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 13 Sep · Krishna Ekadashi: 14 Sept, 06:25 GMT-4 → 15 Sept, 04:12 GMT-4
  6. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 15 Sep · Krishna Trayodashi: 16 Sept, 01:21 GMT-4 → 16 Sept, 22:00 GMT-4
  7. Masik ShivaratriVrats
    The monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 16 Sept, 22:00 GMT-4 → 17 Sept, 18:17 GMT-4
  8. Kanya SankrantiVrats
    The Sun enters Kanya.Sun enters 16 Sept, 10:51 GMT-4
  9. Ashwin AmavasyaVrats
    The new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 17 Sep · Amavasya: 17 Sept, 18:17 GMT-4 → 18 Sept, 14:24 GMT-4
  10. Navratri beginsHindu festivals
    Nine nights of Durga; Ghatasthapana is done this morning.Tithi begins 18 Sep · Shukla Pratipada: 18 Sept, 14:24 GMT-4 → 19 Sept, 10:30 GMT-4
  11. Durga Puja begins (Shashthi)Regional
    Bengal’s great festival of the Goddess begins.Tithi begins 22 Sep · Shukla Shashthi: 22 Sept, 22:42 GMT-4 → 23 Sept, 21:27 GMT-4
  12. Durga AshtamiHindu festivals
    The eighth day of Navratri, with Kanya Puja.Tithi begins 24 Sep · Shukla Ashtami: 24 Sept, 21:03 GMT-4 → 25 Sept, 21:28 GMT-4
  13. Maha NavamiHindu festivals
    The ninth day of Navratri.Tithi begins 25 Sep · Shukla Navami: 25 Sept, 21:28 GMT-4 → 26 Sept, 22:39 GMT-4
  14. Dussehra · VijayadashamiHindu festivals
    The victory of Rama over Ravana and of Durga over Mahishasura.Tithi begins 26 Sep · Shukla Dashami: 26 Sept, 22:39 GMT-4 → 28 Sept, 00:25 GMT-4
  15. Papankusha EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 27 Sep · Shukla Ekadashi: 28 Sept, 00:25 GMT-4 → 29 Sept, 02:37 GMT-4
  16. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 29 Sep · Shukla Trayodashi: 30 Sept, 05:04 GMT-4 → 1 Oct, 07:35 GMT-4

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