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Saturday, 14 December 2002

Margashirsha · Shukla paksha · Vikram Samvat 2059 Calculated

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Sunrise 5:51 amDaySunset 8:37 pm
Tithi at sunriseShukla DashamiFrom 13 Dec, 18:20 to 14 Dec, 20:58, then Ekadashi
NakshatraRevati13 Dec, 21:18 → 15 Dec, 00:20
Moon70% illuminatedMoon–Sun elongation 113.2°
Sunrise05:51Sunset20:37Moonrise15:19Moonset02:42

Across the day

Sunrise 05:51 → next sunrise 05:52

At 05:52An ordinary hour
TithiEkadashi
NakshatraAshwini

Times are local to Melbourne (Australia/Melbourne). A tithi can start or end at any moment. Tap anywhere on the day, or press play, to move the gold needle.

Five limbs · पञ्च अङ्ग

The five limbs of the day

१VaraShanivara (Saturday)
२TithiShukla Dashami→ 20:58
३NakshatraRevati→ 00:20, 15 Dec
४YogaVariyan→ 03:11, 15 Dec
५KaranaTaitila→ 07:39
Yamaganda15:05–16:55Gulika kaal05:51–07:42Month (amanta)Margashirsha

December 2002

Margashirsha · Vikram Samvat 2059 · Melbourne
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Festivals, vrats and holidays in December 2002

  1. Utpanna EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 30 Nov · Krishna Ekadashi: 30 Nov, 09:25 GMT+11 → 1 Dec, 06:38 GMT+11
  2. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 1 Dec · Krishna Trayodashi: 2 Dec, 03:37 GMT+11 → 3 Dec, 00:31 GMT+11
  3. Masik ShivaratriVrats
    The monthly night of Shiva.Krishna Chaturdashi: 3 Dec, 00:31 GMT+11 → 3 Dec, 21:27 GMT+11
  4. Partial solar eclipseEclipses
    Visible here, 19:09 to 20:54 (peak 20:03). Sutak from 07:09: by tradition no cooking or eating until it ends, except for children, the elderly and the unwell.Eclipse 4 Dec, 19:09 GMT+11 → 4 Dec, 20:54 GMT+11 · sutak from 4 Dec, 07:09 GMT+11
  5. Margashirsha AmavasyaVrats
    The new moon, for remembering ancestors.Tithi begins 3 Dec · Amavasya: 3 Dec, 21:27 GMT+11 → 4 Dec, 18:34 GMT+11
  6. Eid al-FitrOther faithsExpected
    The end of the Ramadan fast.Expected date; it can move by a day with the moon sighting.
  7. Mokshada EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 14 Dec · Shukla Ekadashi: 14 Dec, 20:58 GMT+11 → 15 Dec, 23:32 GMT+11
  8. Dhanu SankrantiVrats
    The Sun enters Dhanu.Sun enters 16 Dec, 12:13 GMT+11
  9. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Tithi begins 16 Dec · Shukla Trayodashi: 17 Dec, 01:52 GMT+11 → 18 Dec, 03:48 GMT+11
  10. Margashirsha PurnimaVrats
    The full moon, for fasting, charity and Satyanarayan Katha.Tithi begins 18 Dec · Purnima: 19 Dec, 05:14 GMT+11 → 20 Dec, 06:10 GMT+11
  11. Sankashti ChaturthiVrats
    A fast for Ganesha, broken after moonrise.Krishna Chaturthi: 23 Dec, 05:57 GMT+11 → 24 Dec, 05:02 GMT+11
  12. ChristmasOther faiths
    The birth of Jesus Christ.
  13. Saphala EkadashiVrats
    A fast for Vishnu on the eleventh lunar day.Tithi begins 29 Dec · Krishna Ekadashi: 29 Dec, 18:05 GMT+11 → 30 Dec, 15:45 GMT+11
  14. Pradosh VratVrats
    Shiva is worshipped at dusk on the thirteenth lunar day.Krishna Trayodashi: 31 Dec, 13:25 GMT+11 → 1 Jan, 11:10 GMT+11

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