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Friday, 10 April 2015

Vaishakha · Krishna paksha · Vikram Samvat 2072 Calculated

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Sunrise 7:03 amDaySunset 7:53 pm
Tithi at sunriseKrishna ShashthiFrom 9 Apr, 12:41 to 10 Apr, 12:19, then Saptami
NakshatraMula9 Apr, 20:59 → 10 Apr, 21:05
Moon68% illuminatedMoon–Sun elongation 249.3°
Sunrise07:03Sunset19:53Moonrise00:48Moonset11:32

Across the day

Sunrise 07:03 → next sunrise 07:02

At 07:02An ordinary hour
TithiSaptami
NakshatraPurva Ashadha

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Five limbs · पञ्च अङ्ग

The five limbs of the day

१VaraShukravara (Friday)
२TithiKrishna Shashthi→ 12:19
३NakshatraMula→ 21:05
४YogaParigha→ 02:24, 11 Apr
५KaranaVanija→ 12:19
Yamaganda16:41–18:17Gulika kaal08:40–10:16Month (amanta)Chaitra

April 2015

Vaishakha · Vikram Samvat 2072 · Dallas
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Festivals, vrats and holidays in April 2015

  1. Mahavir JayantiOther faiths
    The birth of Bhagwan Mahavir, the 24th Jain Tirthankara.Tithi begins 31 Mar · Shukla Trayodashi: 31 Mar, 23:39 GMT-5 → 2 Apr, 02:16 GMT-5
  2. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 31 Mar · Shukla Trayodashi: 31 Mar, 23:39 GMT-5 → 2 Apr, 02:16 GMT-5
  3. Hanuman JayantiHindu festivals
    The birth of Hanuman, celebrated on the Chaitra full moon.Tithi begins 2 Apr · Purnima: 3 Apr, 04:47 GMT-5 → 4 Apr, 07:05 GMT-5
  4. Good FridayOther faiths
    The crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
  5. Chaitra PurnimaVrats
    The full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 2 Apr · Purnima: 3 Apr, 04:47 GMT-5 → 4 Apr, 07:05 GMT-5
  6. Total lunar eclipseEclipses
    Visible here, 05:15 to 08:45 (peak 07:00). Sutak from 20:15: by tradition no cooking or eating until it ends, except for children, the elderly and the unwell.Eclipse 4 Apr, 05:15 GMT-5 → 4 Apr, 08:45 GMT-5 · sutak from 3 Apr, 20:15 GMT-5
  7. EasterOther faiths
    The resurrection of Jesus Christ.
  8. Sankashti ChaturthiVrats
    A fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Krishna Chaturthi: 7 Apr, 11:50 GMT-5 → 8 Apr, 12:31 GMT-5
  9. Ambedkar JayantiNational
    The birth anniversary of Dr B. R. Ambedkar.
  10. BaisakhiRegional
    Punjab’s harvest festival and the founding of the Khalsa.Sun enters 14 Apr, 03:16 GMT-5
  11. Bohag BihuRegional
    Assam’s spring festival and new year.Sun enters 14 Apr, 03:16 GMT-5
  12. VishuRegional
    Kerala’s new year, greeted with the Vishukkani.Sun enters 14 Apr, 03:16 GMT-5
  13. PuthanduRegional
    The Tamil new year.Sun enters 14 Apr, 03:16 GMT-5
  14. Varuthini EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 13 Apr · Krishna Ekadashi: 14 Apr, 05:32 GMT-5 → 15 Apr, 02:44 GMT-5
  15. Mesha SankrantiVrats
    The Sun enters Mesha.Sun enters 14 Apr, 03:16 GMT-5
  16. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 15 Apr · Krishna Trayodashi: 15 Apr, 23:38 GMT-5 → 16 Apr, 20:23 GMT-5
  17. Masik ShivaratriVrats
    The monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 16 Apr, 20:23 GMT-5 → 17 Apr, 17:07 GMT-5
  18. Vaishakha AmavasyaVrats
    The new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 17 Apr · Amavasya: 17 Apr, 17:07 GMT-5 → 18 Apr, 13:57 GMT-5
  19. Akshaya TritiyaHindu festivals
    A day whose good deeds and purchases are said never to diminish.Shukla Tritiya: 20 Apr, 08:32 GMT-5 → 21 Apr, 06:35 GMT-5
  20. Mohini EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 28 Apr · Shukla Ekadashi: 28 Apr, 12:36 GMT-5 → 29 Apr, 15:12 GMT-5
  21. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Shukla Trayodashi: 30 Apr, 17:39 GMT-5 → 1 May, 19:47 GMT-5

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